Could someone please tell the early adopters that reading toots whining about new people wanting features they enjoy is *at least* as annoying as reading toots repeatedly asking for features you don't want included?
I'm sorry to break it to you, but quote toots *will* be a thing in the near future, whether you want them to be or not - because somebody else who does is going to take the time to code them into their own instance, and then people will vote with their feet. That's not a normative comment on whether or not it's a good thing, by the way. It's just the nature of the decentralized infrastructure that this place runs on. It's inevitable.
It's particularly rich (but entirely unsurprising) to see Republican politicians who insisted that it was perfectly fine to do lame duck judicial confirmations after the 2020 election insist that the incoming House ought to have a say on the budget bill because that's the "will of the people"