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    "bridgyOriginalText": "<p>I think the argument over Bluesky&#39;s decentralization comes down to people used to the many:many model of federation trying to interpret the behavior of a hierarchical one.</p><p>AP uses federation as a moderation primitive. If the content posted on a server is unacceptable, you defederate from it.</p><p>AT isn&#39;t like this (AFAIK). Every node is supposed to have the same view of the network as every other. Moderation is applied on top of this using decentralized, opt-in labeling of content. (1/3)</p>",
    "bridgyOriginalUrl": "https://mastodon.social/@fontenot/113421414248217281",
    "createdAt": "2024-11-03T22:37:15.000Z",
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        "description": "",
        "title": "Original post on mastodon.social",
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    "text": "I think the argument over Bluesky's decentralization comes down to people used to the many:many model of federation trying to interpret the behavior of a hierarchical one.\n\nAP uses federation as a moderation primitive. If the content posted on a server is unacceptable, you defederate from it […]"
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}