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1. The Nuclear Block. If you block someone, your posts will be removed from all of the interactions you had with them. On Twitter, if someone RT'd you and said "Make her suffer", you could block the poster, but their followers could still see the QT, because "Engagement". Not here.

2. Detach Quote post. If someone Quote Posts you, and you don't want the attention but don't want to ban the QP'er either, you can simply click on the options on the Quote post and click "Detach Quote". Your post is now gone from theirs.

3. No algorithmic rage propagation. Under Twitter's idea that all engagement was good engagement, posts with a lot of replies would get put in front of more users, even if the replies were full of hate. By default that doesn't happen here.

There are a few custom feeds where you can see which posts are popular (see one below) but they're are much less likely to be hate-propagation machines.

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At the other end of the spectrum, one feed I like is Quiet Posters, which shows you posts from people you follow that might have been lost in the flood from your friends who are perpetually online.