
I’m down with the notion of resilience in fedi, but I don’t know if that’s necessarily the direct worry.
In the immediate, more trouble could be made at the protocol level, which I think is where EEE is more relevant, i.e. specific technologies rather than federation as a whole.
So in my mind, even bluesky might not have as much potential to mettle with, for example, activitypub. That is unless they can usurp it and make atproto what everyone is using, or pivot to it and take it over directly. They have no real sense of control, except in their bubble. Drowning out the grassroots fedi might be a real concern, but I’m not sure if that’s exactly EEE or not. Rather it would keep grassroots small while growing the non-grassroots presence, but not necessarily destroy it. That might just be semantics though.
I guess my point boils down to the fedi “network” vs the “plumbing” of the protocol. One is a concept, the other is concrete tech. And I agree there isn’t as much concrete threat as perceived, anyway.
Literally the best game of all time. Don’t change my mind.