Is there anything preventing a banned user from making another account though?
This always felt like an empty threat even on a centralised platform like reddit but on the fediverse it seems like it would be unenforceable?
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Is there anything preventing a banned user from making another account though?
This always felt like an empty threat even on a centralised platform like reddit but on the fediverse it seems like it would be unenforceable?
How is that in bad faith?
Theres lots of blind support and promotion for team blue on here that I think Ozma was providing a needed counter balance. You say you dont want an echo chamber but I think this acomplishes the opposite.
So whats the ratio of good to bad news that we must share in order to not be banned?