> The first feature you need is a way to instantly ignore people who are ruining the collective experience. I

Yeah, and we all know you're talking about Anon Pond Heron, lets be honest.

I am.

While I’m not the kind of person who races to test the most triggering racial slurs, I’m actually glad Anon Pond Heron did because I thought his behavior was informative, especially as you could watch him slowly type out the beginnings of a slur.

I actually think these types of CRDTs can be enhanced with a handful of simple mechanisms to ensure a higher quality chat experience.