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Community standards are what matters in the Fediverse, IMHO. Two standards matter, the users home instance, and the home of the community. Even a user from third instance was offended by something, the two instances that matter are the two home instances. Granted, that user from a third instance could individually block specific users or even whole other instances.
I've been being pedantic on general principle. This whole topic is a consequence of some specifics. I have no doubt that there are some outright Nazi or at least Nazi-adjacent instances out there, I'm also fairly certain my home instance wouldn't federate with them, so I don't have to deal with them. The general civility of the Fediverse so far is as much due to where in the Fediverse people seem to be ending up in.
I think that it also matters that we should be considerate of the type of instance we choose. If big corporate social media is like a big mall, arena, or convention centre; when dealing with the Fediverse, sometimes we are hanging out in someone's backyard (metaphorically of course, in the case of a small instance run by a single person as a hobby). I know my home instance is working through this right now, and my home instance in Mastodon went through this as well.
I'm sorry, I deleted my own comment because I placed it under the wrong comment (I re-posted it under the correct comment later). But as you commented hours after my deletion, that means you managed to read my deleted comment? 🙃