@wolleysegap @staidwinnow @Jorsh
Proposal for a solution:
https://blog.erinshepherd.net/2023/04/right-of-reply/
@wolleysegap @staidwinnow @Jorsh
Proposal for a solution:
https://blog.erinshepherd.net/2023/04/right-of-reply/
@MarcBrillault @thatandromeda @wolleysegap @staidwinnow @Jorsh
Part 1 (give us admins a simple setting to subscribe to an auto-updating blocklist of the "worst of the worst) is the goal of FSEP:
https://nivenly.org/docs/papers/fsep/
Part 2 (Programmatically verify that instances for new users have done at least this minimum level for ensuring user safety):
This one isn't at proposal stage yet. Soon...
@MarcBrillault @thatandromeda @wolleysegap @staidwinnow @Jorsh
2 things can make this better.
1) Imagine if as an admin, during Mastodon server setup time (or any time after!), you could just click a checkbox and subscribe to an auto-updating denylist that blocks all the CSAM, violent racism and transphobia, etc. The worst of the worst.
2) Imagine if Joinmastodon listed multiple instances again. But it only listed instances that it *programmatically verified* blocked the worst of the worst.
@thatandromeda @mekkaokereke @wolleysegap @staidwinnow @Jorsh of course not, sadly.
@MarcBrillault @mekkaokereke @wolleysegap @staidwinnow @Jorsh yes and yes, but this doesn’t solve the problem of new users not knowing how to find good servers.
@mekkaokereke @wolleysegap @staidwinnow @Jorsh is there a maintained list of such servers that allow abuse? Can server admins use this list to defederate these servers?
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