So I have a two part reply to this-

1. If notifications cause you that much distress, social media will be inherently damaging to your mental health. At that point, it makes sense to mute notifications for apps entirely.

however

2. Being able to mute a thread is not something that would subtract from anybody else’s experience, and can only add to people’s who use it.

So overall, I think this is a good idea

That’s… actually a pretty good analogy. I see your point, especially since the ability to mute a thread doesn’t subtract from anybody else’s experience

I’ll be real this is a “if you can’t take the heat stay out of the kitchen” kinda thing

Because HIV is a huge deal in the gay/bi hookup communities. They don’t force you to provide it, it’s just courtesy to your partners

That’s not what being centralized is

We’ve had it cause all sorts of crazy fucking problems. Let me know if you figure it out

We also make use of cove. I’m relatively new to it.

I’ve run into a lot of issues stemming from people creating personal Microsoft with the same email as their O365 email(why Microsoft? Fucking why do we even allow this?)

So they’ll mess around and log into their personal on one app and their work email on another, and then everything goes to shit because I guess Microsoft doesn’t quite grasp that having two accounts to very similar systems that have the exact same username is asinine.

Anyway, make sure you remove every account from the system, including removing the device from any azure domain, rejoin, and hand hold users through signing it.

The whole point of a cloud platform is that user data is in the cloud, what you’re going for here is redundant

Need a bit more info. As far as user data, OneDrive just handles it. You can even recover deleted files and access file history.

What exactly is needing backed up? Are you only concerned about the data, or do you want to have image level backups for every user so you save applications and other configurations as well?

Loyalty? Not necessarily. I agree with the admin and moderation policy, so far decisions in the community have been discussed openly, and I don’t generally find most of the users obnoxious.

That being said I’m considering spinning up my own instance.

New users who aren’t defederated from Lemmygrad and hexbear by default are what contribute to that perception