Open post Chris @csaurus@gnusocial.de · 115mo ago Replying to @Spider@mastodon.social <p>When you design a CoC for your <a href="https://mastodon.social/tags/Mastodon" class="mention hashtag" rel="tag">#<span>Mastodon</span></a> or <a href="https://mastodon.social/tags/GNUSocial" class="mention hashtag" rel="tag">#<span>GNUSocial</span></a> instance, remember that you want enough strictness to:</p><p>- Kick ESR off if he shows up<br />- Aggressively ban botters & 4chan<br />- Shut up the nazi-brigade when they come<br />- Protect your users from abusive third parties.</p> @secstodon number 1 is the most important IMO. gnusocial.de
Open post Chris @csaurus@gnusocial.de · 115mo ago Replying to @Spider@mastodon.social @csaurus @Secstodon Well, #GNUSocial lacks the IRC "G: Line" command, where you can ban a certain user across all servers in the network. Thus it falls down to a set of K-Lines, individual per-server bans by the administrators. So, you need the last point if you want to fix the first one. Since he's an elite hacker of the first degree, he'll have to be prevented from federating his own instance to yours. ( Do note the aggressive use of sarcasm in the last paragraph) @spider technically he's also a witch, so that's a possible attack vector I'll need to account for gnusocial.de