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this post was submitted on 09 Jul 2023
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Instances in general will defederate with other instances that careless about the law. The problem with these people is that they are not there because Lemmy exists. They exist anyway. The question is want you interact with them.
Instances already defederate servers that giving people a platform to write thier illegal shit in the fediverse. They get blocked by users. But they exist anyway.
I think it's a self regulating system of common sense and in the end there will be bubbles that don't interact with each other. So basically how it is in social media already.
The difference between the Fediverse and Voat is decentralisation vs. centralisation and this is what the fediverse makes more robust. Aside from it's challenges regarding it's protocol with Threads in scope.