Users are able to define who can discover, read or interact with them and their content/activities with a granular set of permissions (known as boundaries in bonfire).

Users can create or subscribe to opt-in moderation lists, and - according to permissions - contribute to them. Such opt-in lists may include flagged and blocked content, as well as trusted and verified content.

The community can decide to decentralise power and responsibility from admins by adding more custom roles to efficiently manage moderation and resolve conflicts.

Users, moderation list editors, or instance moderators can add labels to content, either by hand or by creating filters for auto-labelling. Labels are shown in feeds to aid with quickly identifying certain aspects of information or misinformation.