pettter ✅ (pettter@social.umeahackerspace.se)'s status on Wednesday, 03-May-2017 17:00:58 CEST
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@dickturpin @lnxw48a1 I'm not sure how you get from "moderating a voluntary safelist on a minor federated social network" to "absolute power", but you do you.
People are not perfect, I agree, which is why we help each other, and strive for better procedures, protocols, and a better culture, but honestly I think that it's quite possible to have reasonable moderation standards without everything turning into Nazi Germany. In particular, freedom of speech absolutism is not a prerequisite for a free society, especially not in private and voluntary associations like the fediverse.
As for the specifics actions you're alluding to, I'm afraid I don't have any input, which was why my initial question was if the disagreement amounted to "opinions" or "denial of rights", as an example.