This long-term structural issue is prob most important: https://progressives.social/@chargrille/110647446788441301

Jack's "solution" to Nazis using SM to do mob violence against their targets is "algorithm choice" which is intentionally anti-social & favors proliferation & stochastic terrorism.

Mastodon's model "shifts moderation to the source, rather than the destination" creating accountability. See https://escapingtech.com/tech/opinions/i-was-wrong-about-mastodon-moderation.html

Jack re-invented a federating protocol to avoid ActivityPub. So #Bluesky could make a walled garden.

@toxtethogrady Designing a personal algorithm so you don't see stuff you don't like.

Obviously that does nothing to stop the proliferation of Nazi rhetoric that stigmatizes & drives hatred against women, POC, LGBTQ people, Jewish people, etc. and online radicalization campaigns & threats to other users. In fact, it will allow them to recruit more efficiently, with less pushback.

I think it's tailor-made to increase Nazi reach.

@chargrille We all kind of do that anyway by using "block" lists and "mute" buttons. I remember running into adversaries on Twitter who proudly announced to me and their compatriots that they were blocking me. Once they did that they ceased to exist, and I could taunt them behind their back (and their friends who hadn't blocked me could see that). I always referred to them as having run off screaming into the night because they couldn't handle the truth...

But I digress. I come from the old MSNBC boards, where there were no rules in that knife fight and there were no moderators, so any old extreme posting was okey-dokey. Eventually, MSNBC got rid of those old message boards, and you can probably understand why - it all got out of control...