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Threads defederating from pretty much all of queer fedi because it "violates their community guidelines" but only having "privacy policy" as the reason for defederation from gleasonator (with no mention of community norms) kind of illustrates what's going on there, doesn't it
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@joepie91 im more surprised there are queer fedi instances that were federating with threads than them being defederated from threads side tbh but also
that sure sounds correct
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@aimlessComposer I have no idea whether they actually were federating, to be honest. It's very possible that someone at Facebook just went through every instance they could find to judge its suitability, with no regard for federation status. That approach would make more sense in a corporate context than a reactive defederation approach.
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@joepie91 actually that's super true and makes sense now that I think about it.
still absolutely wild at the end of the day