A common complaint is #Mastodon admin suspended someone's account without warning. So, people lose many of their online connections.
This is the biggest flaw with Mastodon & the #fediverse in general (sure, it's much better than Twitter, etc....But?)
This problem could be solved by having our own unique (& anonymous if wanted) password protected fediverse ID.
So, adimin can kick you off their instance, but they can't delete your online conections.
So, online encrypted ID. Pros & cons?
@Empiricism_Reloaded That would require either a centralized place to store those accounts, or every admin to host a copy of all accounts. I don't think it works out either way.
Can the banned user export their Mastodon data and move to another server from there? That would ONLY work with Mastodon though....if it works at all.
The pros & cons question was related to the social aspect.
