@gunchleoc @randahl
I don't understand how logged-in action defends against bad actors who, for example, could upload CSAM material to someone else's private server. Which is Mastodon's default behavior, to cache potentially illegal material provided by a 3rd party.

As if these bad actors, as well as the law enforcement they would snitch to, could not get access to a federated logon account?

@randahl Dear God, do not encourage politicians who have high risk factors of being targeted by bad actors to create their own Mastodon servers.

Mastodon does NOT in ANY WAY have appropriate system safeguards against motivated bad-faith actors.

This is *one* example: https://bsky.app/profile/thisismissem.social/post/3m2nigx3tnc2h

(Emelia specifically works on Trust & Safety in the Fediverse)