I don’t care that much. And I don’t need to care that much, because of the nature of the system.
The Threadiverse is a federated system. There isn’t one community. There isn’t one instance. There isn’t just one single software package backing it. There’s a marketplace of communities out there, and they compete.
If you don’t like how community A is being run, then head over to community B. If you don’t like how instance A is being run, then head over to instance B. Over time, I expect people to head where things are working well, and away from where they aren’t.
I’m not personally really enthusiastic about, say, lemmygrad as an instance. But…I don’t need to run around getting upset about how things are being done there, because I can just avoid it.