however what is less known is that blogger removed a response in the comments from an OMEMO developer who clarified some things (you can it read here), which personally I think was rather odd/bad faith of them to do.

My blog hasn't had comments enabled for years. People can write their own blog posts if they want to respond to something. Not becoming a dumping ground for other people isn't "bad faith".

Furthermore, I didn't remove a response. I've always held comments in a moderation queue back when I did allow them, and I didn't approve it. That's all.

The reason for the moderation queue is obvious to most people, but if you find yourself unaware: Being openly queer, or part of the furry community, or both opens you up to a lot of harassment networks that try to cause grief. They might dox you and post this in a blog comment so it shows up on search engines, for example. So I never wanted to deal with that retroactively.