Even if my whitelist code is publicly available, I stand with @Gargron in preferring that folks don't adopt it in a widespread.
I want Mastodon to succeed and a more open platform is what's going to help accomplish that the most.
awoo.space is intended to be an edge case- a place where we're accommodating a space for those of us who want better protection while the platform can't support it yet.
That said, my only criteria for blacklisting the sites that we do literally boils down to "these people have harassed others in the past and the admins have did nothing to stop it, or actively encouraged it".
If you think that's dangerous just because "it sets a precedent" for abuse in other ways- which I totally understand now that I've thought about it enough- I feel you've decided you really don't care about the position we're in in our space.
