@yuki2501 I know, but I also know how the internet works and that blocking PRISM snitches like all the #GAFAM|s is more realistic than manually allow-listing.
https://github.com/greyhat-academy/lists.d/blob/main/activitypub.domains.block.list.tsv

#Reputation-based systems failed due to universal blockade by corporate interests - espechally the #GAFAMs...
Otherwise #CAcert would've rightfully taken the place that #LetsEncrypt has, because #AllowListing as the norm of CAs has nothing to do with #ITsec at all...
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CAcert.org

@yuki2501 I think that's a bad approach as this will only benefit #BigInstances and benefit #HostileTakeovers like those of #NSAbook:

Just like #eMail isn't #AllowListing-only!

This will basically make #SelfHosting impossible because neither will users manually request to have their instances be #allowed nor will admins bother to allow every small bona fide instance in.

@LunaDragofelis @freakazoid @schratze
I konw why one would want that, but it would kinda brick it.

There's a reason why decentralized systems like #eMail, #XMPP & :activitypub: work on #DenyListing instead of #AllowListing, as this would inherently result in #centralization to an oligopol, something we see #iEmail like #Gmail, #YahooMail and #Microsoft #Outlook attempt.

Also do you really expect instance admins to vet every single self-hosted instance?
Cuz that won't work for a lot of people.

@kuketzblog +9001%

Ohne #pfBlockerNG, #uBlockOrigin & #AdAway sowie #NoScript & #YesScript inkl. #JavaScript auf reines #Allowlisting beschränkt ist das #Internet unbenutzbar.

Ich blockiere aus Prinzip alle #Cookies & #Popups sowie #Werbung, denn dafür ist mir mein Traffic zu schade!