Fractal helps organizations develop governance models for Fediverse platforms that clarify how decisions are made, how communities are moderated, and how responsibility is shared.
We translate organizational values, community needs, and operational realities into practical policies and processes that can support a healthy, sustainable presence in decentralized social media.

Define who makes decisions, who moderates, who manages infrastructure, and how responsibilities are shared across teams and communities.

Create policies that set expectations for participation, moderation, acceptable behaviour, and enforcement.

Define processes for escalation, appeals, suspensions, federation decisions, and other situations where judgement and accountability matter.

Develop principles for how your organization interacts with other servers, communities, and networks while maintaining its own standards.

Create meaningful ways for users, members, or stakeholders to contribute to decisions that affect the community.

Design processes that reflect the time, resources, legal obligations, and technical capacity your organization actually has.
Fediverse governance can be developed as a complete framework or commissioned in individual components to address specific operational or community needs.
Structures for decision-making, accountability, participation, and oversight tailored to your organization and community.
Clear policies covering participation, moderation, enforcement, reporting, and appeals.
Frameworks for federation, defederation, server relationships, blocking, and other network-level decisions.
Defined responsibilities, authorities, escalation pathways, and processes for resolving difficult or contested decisions.
Facilitated processes that involve users and stakeholders in shaping the policies and principles that govern the platform.
The result is a practical framework that helps your organization make consistent decisions, support its community, and participate responsibly in the wider Fediverse.

Contact us to develop your governance model.