panpete
Blokes name, birds body.
Ignore anyone who posts racist posts, tbh I follow content creators I found on other sites.Gab is a fascist cesspit. Frankly I'm shocked that anyone who posts here would also post on there.
Ignore anyone who posts racist posts, tbh I follow content creators I found on other sites.Gab is a fascist cesspit. Frankly I'm shocked that anyone who posts here would also post on there.
Ignore anyone who posts racist posts, tbh I follow content creators I found on other sites.
I just stick to people who don't follow "isms or hate on groups like jews etc.I would be extremely wary of any creator who chooses to spend any time on Gab, that isn't being used to troll the fuck out of the ultra-reactionaries and anti-Semites. If you have 9 people and 1 Nazi willingly sharing a table together, what you have is 10 Nazis sitting at said table.
I just stick to people who don't follow "isms or hate on groups like jews etc.
I'm not.Gab is a fascist cesspit. Frankly I'm shocked that anyone who posts here would also post on there.
I think we're past that point. All that remains is excess gas escaping the corpse in the form of Tice's endless racist incitement, anti migrant types with flags in their profile, pro Israel madness, Alison Pearson and Lee HurstI’ll probably hold out til it dies as I have poor impulse control
OohFlipboard is pivoting to ActivityPub and the fediverse
Another walled garden is opening up to the new social web.www.theverge.com
Further momentum for the fediverse. I follow a couple of Flipboard channels on Mastodon. A good addition I think.
2023 in social media: the case for the fediverse
We’ve barely scratched the surface of what the open social web can be — and it’s already better than what we have.www.theverge.com
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg seems to earnestly believe that bringing Threads to the fediverse is a good idea
Doing a good-faith walkthrough of what seem to me to be the strongest arguments for federating with Threads has been challenging but useful. I’m focusing on benefits to people who use networks—rather than benefits to, for instance, protocol reputation—because first- and second-order effects on humans are my thing. (Note: If you’re concerned that I’m insufficiently skeptical about Meta, skip down a bit.)
The Threads federation conversations that I’ve seen so far mostly focus on:
These are all useful things to think about, and they’re already being widely discussed, so I’m going to move quickly over that terrain except where I think I can offer detail not discussed as much elsewhere.
- Meta’s likelihood of destroying the fediverse via “embrace-extend-extinguish”
- Meta’s ability to get hold of pre-Threads fediverse (I’ll call it Small Fedi for convenience) users’ data,
- Threads’ likelihood of fumbling content moderation, and
- the correct weighting of Meta being terrible vs. connecting with people who use Threads.
The risks I’ll cover in the rest of this post fall into three categories:
- My understanding of who and what Meta is
- The open and covert attack vectors that Meta services routinely host
- The ethics of contribution to and complicity with Meta’s wider projects
How do you mean 'open'? The problem I have is that it seems to be just a list of posts that have little relationship to each other. Am presuming that's because I'm not used to the format.I still have 5 Bluesky invites if that's still a thing, it's a bit unclear exactly how open it is once you're on it.
it's a bit unclear exactly how open it is once you're on it.
How do you mean 'open'? The problem I have is that it seems to be just a list of posts that have little relationship to each other. Am presuming that's because I'm not used to the format.
I just meant in terms of creating an account, I know it was invite only but wasn't sure if that had changed.How do you mean 'open'? The problem I have is that it seems to be just a list of posts that have little relationship to each other. Am presuming that's because I'm not used to the format.
Same here, doesn't seem to be any way to switch that off either.Insta keeps on trying to tempt me by displaying the first half of some really stupid sentences
I just meant in terms of creating an account, I know it was invite only but wasn't sure if that had changed.
Ta - Settings - Thread preferences - Threaded mode tick that feels loads better.Bluseky doesn't seem to have the option like Twitter does of making your posts only visible to people who follow you, or a 'circle' of followers, if that's what you mean.
The feed of posts will include things that someone else has posted, and then someone who you follow has liked / replied to, or where someone else has replied to a post from someone you follow.
There are settings 'home feed preferences' that may adjust how this works, i haven't tried playing with them yet.
Is that all? That surprises me. Mastodon has over 8m and is still thought of as tiny.