Apparently Reddit has now banned a subreddit dedicated to the Fediverse Reddit-alternative Kbin:

https://sakurajima.moe/@chikorita157/110517156242412322

If you're on a centralised platform like Reddit, this is what they can do. Centralised platforms have all-powerful leaders who can do whatever they want, and you have no alternatives if you disagree.

The point of the Fediverse being on lots of servers is that each server's power is limited. If you disagree with one server's actions, you can move.

#Fediverse #Reddit #Kbin

chikorita157 🐰 (@[email protected])

Attached: 1 image Welp, Reddit banned the Kbin Subreddit. This is Reddit’s Elon banning third party social profile links. #reddit

Sakurajima (桜島)

@feditips

This is a long read, but it very succinctly explains why these things inevitably always will happen on centralized systems:

https://www.wired.com/story/tiktok-platforms-cory-doctorow/

@feditips @Kathrin There was a time when TikTok *wasnt* shit?

@spyro @feditips

I know you're being facetious but TikTok likely appeals to a different demographic and within that audience, it was great - for a time.

@feditips @Kathrin I understand some people liked the format. But TikTok as a *platform* was an Obvious Plant from day one...

@spyro @feditips

If you're referring to the data harvesting (aka spying), then sure. However, that applies to pretty much any other platform as well.