joeldebruijn, 8 months ago Depends on your definition of tolerant. If it implies adtech and trackers, then no. If it implies joining a random instance and spamming it, then no. But any organisation is free to manage their own fediverse instance or get managed Mastodon hosting on their own domain. So fans of their products can follow them and their webcare team can respond to questions.
Depends on your definition of tolerant.
If it implies adtech and trackers, then no. If it implies joining a random instance and spamming it, then no.
But any organisation is free to manage their own fediverse instance or get managed Mastodon hosting on their own domain.
So fans of their products can follow them and their webcare team can respond to questions.