@julianI notice you chose not to reply, perhaps because you still bristle or parked for later. As developer / enterpreneur you may not agree with my take that there's a larger #social context to take into consideration. One which is now undervalued in favor of pure technical mindset wrt #fediverse evolution.Everyone is free, within reasonable limits, to do as they wish. Such is the beauty of our grassroots environment. However, important technical stakeholders who follow a pure technical approach ARE a socio-cultural subject matter that deserves to be discussed when it comes to thinking about fediverse's future.It's unfortunate there's no good space for such discussion other than the fleety and ephemeral fediverse microblog itself. I intended https://coding.social and its forum https://discuss.coding.social to be one such space, but unfortunately lack finances to continue that work atm.Perhaps you'll read my blog post. I'm curious for your vision on the Future of Social networking.

Ha! I just found this post a few days ago by searching for my name on https://discover.holos.social/ . I reposted it on the Fediverse, and I guess someone added it to Lobste.rs.

That's great, and it doesn't diminish the fact some other instances are also trans friendly spaces.