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this post was submitted on 30 Dec 2023
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I guess there is no need for further commentary on why the strict moderation of a "safe space"/walled garden cannot keep up with the growth of such an open space as activitypub.
So in response to the title, I would think this is fantastic news! You say your principle is "be nice", which I think is great and I wish it was the general norm, but from what I've seen and heard it would be more like "you better think like us, because we aggressively enforce political correctness and ideological censorship". It would be a pity to lose its users, but I simply hate to end up on beehaw by mistake and would be happier to see it disappear.
I find Beehaw admins politically incorrect much of the time. In order to be correct, you have to be interested in learning. Beehaw is opposed to learning, and that’s a good way to be wrong all the time.
According to the Beehaw admins, it's "not nice" and worthy of banning to say someone made a mistake. Even if in the same comment you said there's nothing wrong with making mistakes because everyone does it. That's an atmosphere that actively opposes learning.