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Anyone who disagrees with their narratives is banned in hexbear. Ml was the default for a while so loads of people on there who have no idea what a tankie even is.
Dude, I got banned from hexbear also. Who cares? Let them run their instance the way they want. Instances are digital communes and should reflect the values of the members who are a part of it.
Not every instance is going to be for everyone. This is a good thing. That's what the block function is for.
The feuders want the admins to dictate what you can and can't see. One must question their motives considering there is a fully functional block feature at the user/community/instance level. Don't like it? Block and move on. That's all there should be to it.
No, it's not how a platform should be run and I will continue pushing for better solutions and then using them.
The design is inherently limiting and stupid. You will just end up in the exact same situation as Reddit where a large percent of the discussion can be blocked at the will of some moron.
you seem to be getting hexbear confused with .world