I despise censorship and value free speech as much as anyone but if I make a post and someone starts commenting extremely vulgar language that is fundamentally associated with me and my reputation.
Maybe it’s technically not feasible but I do think the author of a post should be able to remove replies.
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A few people that i follow muted another reply to Kendy from the 'based truth' bot so it showed up as something I had to click in order to see. Should be sufficient for replies that reasonable people dont want to see.
On amethyst btw
Hide reply is not available? I have seen it somewhere. I use #damus #primal #jumble & #wisp and I am too wiped from the farmers market to chase down the evidence right this minute.
Respectfully, “fundamentally associated” is an overstatement in this context. Are you saying celebrities reputations are inextricably linked to every word of every reply to their social media posts until someone deletes or blocks them? PR doesn’t work like that…
Minimally reasonable people will not judge you based on vulgarity of replies of your posts. If they do, they’re probably dumb enough that their opinion doesn’t matter. On a permission-less protocol, you’re not responsible for what others say in your replies.
Although it’s your right to find or create a client that allows to filter and police how you see fit.