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Can't login to my original account so I made another. Thank you for your reply it's quite clean. I would like to learn more how federation will work and I guess you aren't fully decided though. I will do some searching here on it. I am interested in how users will exist from instance to instance, if they could somehow be universal that would be great but I guess that may either cause security issues or a point of centralization..
The issues I have with the left are censorship which they strangely try to deny while being blatantly obvious about it. I am somewhat fine with you censoring what ever instance you run I guess if it is small, but my main concern is that you won't code with an eye against censorship and so the platform may not be all it could possibly be.