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It's a pretty good take, but also the defederation ban-hammer seems to get dropped a bit, which seems like it should be the last option, not the first.
Surely there should be a way to mark content coming in from questionable servers with a tag so that users can choose to see it on their instance, similar to how NSFW posts can be hidden.
At least that way the content would be federated and things synced, leaving the choice up to the user.
Just in case users really wanted to see some hate speech mixed in with their regular discussions?
Why give the option to indulge in that shit? They can fuck right off and live in their dumb little world with each other.
I think the thing you're forgetting is that users have the autonomy to find an instance (or create their own) that doesn't filter that stuff out.
It also seems to me that instances do a good job of describing themselves and it should be pretty easy to get an idea of what they will/won't allow.
Go ahead and build the feature.
Until it exists, this is the current solution.