Evan Minto@stefan "Corporate" isn't a distinction with any meaning in the actual tech. You can of course choose to block instances that meet your own standard of "corporate" (including the many existing commercial ActivityPub instances already out there, and this bridge). But you're on a federated social network, so by definition you're already federating with any software that uses the same protocol, including ones that may not share your values.
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