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More granular federation options #3662
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A lot of these could be handled by #2397 One-way federation could be useful, but it could lead to centralization, because users realize they're talking to clouds until they create an account on your instance.
This seems like its already covered by the community block ability? Maybe not instance-wide.
This use case should be handled by the NSFW setting. There is also an unfinished, "hide community" ability that hides any community from
This is just a flow for adding allowed instances? I don't know that there's an easy way to do that. |
Well, not sure I understand what you mean. Someone from a one-way federation should be able to post or comment, just like someone banned.
The idea is that some communities like an LGBTQ+ community might want to have an allowlist because a safe space relies on some vetting process otherwise assholes can ruin the reason of existence of the community.
Well, no because as I've said a few times to people - I don't NSFW art, or scenes that are NSFW from anime or even NSFW pornography that I like - that doesn't mean I want to see all of NSFW, I probably want to curate what I am comfortable seeing. This seems to be true of most people I've spoken to about this. The "hide community" ability would be useful but it would be best to be able to do this at the instance level as it seems that most NSFW material comes from instances focused on NSFW material.
Yeah, essentially. |
An additional idea: A "curated all" feed? As in, all but restricted to a list of instances an admin has deemed "chill enough". Similar to Akkoma's bubble timeline and Firefish/Iceshrimp's recommended timeline. As a catchy name, how about "instance neighborhood"? |
That would require a 3rd list, in addition to the existing |
This sounds like a bad idea. Lemmy is a forum where you talk to other people and they talk to you. Nobody wants to talk to a wall. Maybe this kind of thing makes sense in Mastodon but its out of scope for Lemmy.
I am going to implement local-only communities soon which are not federated. Also there will be private communities where users need to be approved before reading or writing. Those are a bit different from what you are asking, but easier to implement and can fit the same use cases.
As mentioned this will be implemented in the form of private communities, where users need to get approved before reading or writing. So same thing but on the community level instead of instance level.
You can already do this on a per community basis using
Im reworking media handling in #4035 which should resolve such legal problems. All in all this issue covers many different things which already have their own issues or pull requests (I havent linked them all but they are easy to find). I suggest to continue the discussions there and close this issue because too general. |
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Is your proposal related to a problem?
Yes, Beehaw tries to cultivate a particular culture that requires more attention and is incompatible with less curated instances.
As a result, Beehaw has had to defederate from instances that had open registrations because it was overwhelming to moderate users from instances larger than us which did not have the same culture values.
We've also noticed that people are not comfortable with porn in their feed or only porn they like - as result, this could be a defederation concern as well though it has not been so far.
We'd like to propose that Lemmy adopts new federation statuses to help with these issues.
Describe the solution you'd like.
I'd like more granular federation options, here's some of which I've thought about on an instance-level.
Describe alternatives you've considered.
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