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I don't even see who posted an article in my feed unless I open up three post and look for it. I upvotes things all the time without knowing who posted them. I'm all about aggressively defending safe places and I don't think they were out of line to defed, but I agree that this whole thing seems awfully overblown from what I've seen. The users deserve an explanation of the defed and why and the story should've ended there.
Generally, if someone's being a total asshole so severely that they have to be yeeted with several thousand other unaware bystanders, I expect to see a bunch of examples within the first... 2, maybe 3, links.
If someone can point me to a concise list of examples (actual data), I find it more disturbing that an admin on another server can yeet my account because they make noise on a discord server.I mean, yes, federating is a feature, but why even offer the ability to enroll users? Maybe for a group of friends, or something, but just rando users is nothing but a liability to everyone involved.