Threads is only a great alternative to Twitter if you’re a straight, white male
"if you take a look at Meta’s list of moderated servers, you are going to notice a pattern. Alongside the well-established set of known offenders, Meta is also blocking a number of well-known Mastodon servers that host LGBT people and marginalized communities. Here is just a handful of them:
tech.lgbt (listed reason: “Violated our Community Guidelines or Terms of Use”)
eldritch.cafe (listed reason: “Violated our Community Guidelines or Terms of Use”)
octodon.social (listed reason: “No publicly accessible feed, violated our Community Guidelines or Terms of Use”)
queer.party (listed reason: “Violated our Community Guidelines or Terms of Use”)
disabled.social (listed reason: “Violated our Community Guidelines or Terms of Use”)
There are even more with less obvious domain names. While some of these servers owners don’t mind being blocked by Threads, having themselves already blocked Meta’s platform, this still raises several questions. Why were these servers blocked? "
https://www.macstories.net/stories/lgbt-and-marginalized-voices-are-not-welcome-on-threads/
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"content": "Threads is only a great alternative to Twitter if you’re a straight, white male\n\n\"if you take a look at Meta’s list of moderated servers, you are going to notice a pattern. Alongside the well-established set of known offenders, Meta is also blocking a number of well-known Mastodon servers that host LGBT people and marginalized communities. Here is just a handful of them:\n\ntech.lgbt (listed reason: “Violated our Community Guidelines or Terms of Use”)\neldritch.cafe (listed reason: “Violated our Community Guidelines or Terms of Use”)\noctodon.social (listed reason: “No publicly accessible feed, violated our Community Guidelines or Terms of Use”)\nqueer.party (listed reason: “Violated our Community Guidelines or Terms of Use”)\ndisabled.social (listed reason: “Violated our Community Guidelines or Terms of Use”)\nThere are even more with less obvious domain names. While some of these servers owners don’t mind being blocked by Threads, having themselves already blocked Meta’s platform, this still raises several questions. Why were these servers blocked? \"\nhttps://www.macstories.net/stories/lgbt-and-marginalized-voices-are-not-welcome-on-threads/",
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