only admins can access this information, which makes it harder for users to report such behaviour to them.
This sounds like a user wants to become an admin
Since everything is public anyway, for me it begs the question: why hide it in the first place?
Some day, someone will write a tool/bot where you can enter a user/ sub and get all votes.
Currently only the technical people can see it, in the future, people with money will see it because they pay for such a service. Or someone will open an instance where you can see it.
I understand that there is a big dilemmy and I am glad that I am not in a position to decide upon a solution.
Btw, can only instance admins see their votes or all voting behaviors?
Stating that macos wins accompanied with following statement is just nuts.
Some distros that are “easy for beginners” still offer great privacy and great usability without the need of configuring anything, which potentially offer better privacy as compared to Mac.
Don't be afraid to drop a tool although you've spent years mastering it if there is something new that is much more efficient. Some day you have to switch anyway.
UN also uses matrix