Yeah, I put it in the first, though I totally see how it should be a category of its own

Blocking trolls and other people acting in bad faith is, in my opinion, a baseline requirement for maintaining civil discussions.

Though by doing so you can already cut some demographic prone to certain views.

Hexbear users are commonly ideological purists and will often get aggressive once you have the slightest of disagreements.

There are exceptions though, and you can have thoughtful conversations there too.

I’d say there could be two styles:

• In one, you want to see the “real” unfiltered Internet, or try to not wrap yourself in information bubbles.
• In another, you make your Internet space more welcoming and inspiring.

Both have their merits, with the first improving your grip on real state of affairs, and the other stimulating you to be productive and positive, and being on the Internet as a place to enjoy life.

Personally, I go with the first, since I’m very concerned about how societal attitudes shift in the world. Granted, Lemmy itself is a bit of an echo chamber, but this is not the only place I hang around.

Alright, you bought me with this

Amazing presentation and nice that you have a demo!