I saw your other comments. If you were honest over this being about how you are against corporate driven social media and in favor of decentralized ones, I’d respect your opinion much more than this repetitive insistence on the same point that “driving away nazis means they embrace nazis”. Which is neither logical and it’s wildly disingenuous regarding the challenges and the uglier sides of decentralized social media. Which by definition cannot entirely exclude nazis, even if you are not seeing them in one particular instance. Which, again, does not mean they are not there, it might just be that they are trying to stay incognito. All the more reason the willingness of the users to drive nazis out themselves is valuable, because expecting moderation to always catch them is naive.

If you tell me that relying on corporate social media is risky, I agree with you. There is more to this matter worth discussing, such as why people who rely on social media for a living, such as artists, may lean towards corporate platforms over user-driven ones. But we can’t advance in a discussion if you keep going in circles to make BlueSky look bad for the nazis (they are driving away). If you are just going to repeat “but it means there’s nazis” again, I’m not interested.