Read access should be managed on the user level, not the instance level imo. I don't want to inherit some collective blacklist, I want my own.
For write access, it's more complicated and I'm not sure what to think.
Read access should be managed on the user level, not the instance level imo. I don't want to inherit some collective blacklist, I want my own.
For write access, it's more complicated and I'm not sure what to think.
Good point, I hadn't considered that. But an instance can still strive to keep its blocklist as small as legally possible. This wouldn't be a big issue in most liberal countries anyway I think.