Different strokes. Different folks.
The main differences are in the generalphilosophy of moderation, with AD's rules being more flexible, but at the same time a bit more subjective (though that's subject to how they are enforced, both here and there. AF has moved to a more flexible philosophy over time).
And there's distinctly separate communities with their own norms, expectations, and set of social relationships. AD inadvertently can be a little cliquey, likely as a result of a shared group identity. AF has moved in that direction a little, thanks to varying rates of turnover among different segments of the community, but lacks the type of cohesive group identity that many at AD share.
The main differences are in the generalphilosophy of moderation, with AD's rules being more flexible, but at the same time a bit more subjective (though that's subject to how they are enforced, both here and there. AF has moved to a more flexible philosophy over time).
And there's distinctly separate communities with their own norms, expectations, and set of social relationships. AD inadvertently can be a little cliquey, likely as a result of a shared group identity. AF has moved in that direction a little, thanks to varying rates of turnover among different segments of the community, but lacks the type of cohesive group identity that many at AD share.
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