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I imagine this is a controversial opinion....but isn't the idiomatic solution to this to either:
petition the mods to get this rule added and enforced
or
To start a community that enforces this rule and let it compete with this one.
Isn't that the whole idea of federation?
I believe forking doesn't work because of network effects - Wikipedia.
I'm keen to know how that would be written much less enforced. # deletes and you're out? That's a lot to keep up with unless there were some automated way of doing that.
I wasnt suggesting it would be easy, in fact i think it would be rather difficult on both fronts.
My comment was more about the method by which this kind of thing was intended to be addressed.
It absolutely is. Another benefit of federation is that it means we can report OP to our own instances.