Notices by Andrew Eisenberg 🍁🍁 (aeisenberg@cosocial.ca)

@eniko @evan I see this as a feature of federation. It allows each server to choose what kind of community it’s going to be.

@evan no, but it’s necessary in lots of places, which is why I love living in a place that doesn’t need it.

@evan I have a text file. Every time I need to do something, I add it to the top. When it’s done, I move it below the DONE line. I have some rules to keep it sane, and it’s been working for a couple of years now.

This is more than a little concerning. So far, I haven't seen any bad actors from Threads in the fediverse, but I am wary. #meta #threads

https://www.theverge.com/2025/1/7/24338471/meta-hate-speech-hateful-conduct-policy-moderation

@evan @deborahh thanks. We’re discussing this.

@evan @deborahh

Hi Deborah,

Here is a statement from IFTAS on the incident. According to the statement, the person was briefly part of the "Moderator Advisory Council", but is no longer affiliated with IFTAS in any way.

https://about.iftas.org/2024/12/30/iftas-statement-on-moderator-advisory-council-participation/

@evan are you offering to teach one?

@evan looking forward to contributing! Thanks for onboarding me.

@evan too late to vote, but “often”.

1. Work
2. Avoiding a geoblock
3. When I’m using free public WiFi

@Gargron @not2b @VE2UWY there’s no guarantee that threads will allow its users to migrate as normal mastodon instances do. I’m not hopeful that they will allow it, but I have no evidence either way.

Thank you @anildash for an inspiring keynote and why openness always wins. It’s good to hear something optimistic when there are so many bad things going on.

https://youtu.be/x9wbRUW57sc?si=cij4u6ot9R1r6ya3