I’m sure every other commenter’s pointed this out, but they did pour gas on the fire with a very poorly thought out explanation/apology post (prior to the final “we are reversing course” post) that read very much like “We are sorry that you were offended by our justified and reasonable actions 🥺 pls stop being mad, we’re just a small bean”
Yeah, they specifically cited not liking that blahaj.zone’s policy that mods (and users) should respect neopronouns, no matter how insane they sound. The idea is that if they’re a troll, this deals with the problem pretty effectively since nobody wants to be a streaker in a nudist colony, and it also lets the occasional person who actually wants their pronouns to be attack/helicopter to not get bullied for looking like a troll. Point is, the 196 mods thought this was a bad idea. They also didn’t like that Ada required them to have a blahaj.zone account to deal with federation issues.
Ohh, thanks. I can see why that would cause a lot of anger.
I’m sure every other commenter’s pointed this out, but they did pour gas on the fire with a very poorly thought out explanation/apology post (prior to the final “we are reversing course” post) that read very much like “We are sorry that you were offended by our justified and reasonable actions 🥺 pls stop being mad, we’re just a small bean”
Nobody mentioned that specifically, actually. That does add more context.
Yeah, they specifically cited not liking that blahaj.zone’s policy that mods (and users) should respect neopronouns, no matter how insane they sound. The idea is that if they’re a troll, this deals with the problem pretty effectively since nobody wants to be a streaker in a nudist colony, and it also lets the occasional person who actually wants their pronouns to be attack/helicopter to not get bullied for looking like a troll. Point is, the 196 mods thought this was a bad idea. They also didn’t like that Ada required them to have a blahaj.zone account to deal with federation issues.