@evan @davey_cakes For whatever it’s worth, I’ve spent a long time as a community manager, often on the containment and remediation shift, and one of the most important lessons I’ve taken from that it is that asking people who willingly participate in toxic environments to inform your priorities will never lead to work that reduces that toxicity, because if that toxicity actually affected them they’d have quietly left ages ago.

@mhoye Second, the projects we have on the site right now are for our immediate execution. They're also there to show the kind of thing we can do in the future.

@evan Please understand that from the perspective of a site owner or administrator, E2EE messaging functionally means "my server might be hosting and redistributing things that I might go to prison for and I have no way of knowing or checking."

I realize that I am only speaking for myself in this, but there is _no way in hell_ that I would ever choose to self-host infrastructure that put me in that position, and I can't imagine anyone knowingly choosing to do that.

@edumerco this article is up your alley and might be interesting to you I think :)