ernestIt’s been a wild week for the open social web
https://dev.to/fastly/its-been-a-wild-week-for-the-open-social-web-2c8o
DoucheAsaurusHi Ernest, any thoughts on whether kbin will be federating with threads or not?
BaroqueInMindI'm not bothered by it being federated work kbin, and if I don't like it, I should be able to ban the whole domain on my account on kbin. So I hope he doesn't give in to peer pressure to preemptively defederate with them before I can see what they are about.
I understand your point but you also have the freedom to just go join threads yourself without the rest of us having to deal with the nonsense that it will bring here to kbin. I honestly don't see how this could end up a net positive for the verse.
livusAdditionally, @BaroqueInMind has the option of creating their own kbin instance and federating with Threads that way.
I so often see this presented as "choosing what others see" when it's not just about that. It's about choosing how many/which kind of people are coming onto this platform and interacting with us.
The article Ernest posted mentions a "firehose". It's totally okay if instance admins don't want to deal with the strain that puts on servers, moderation etc.
MxM111How can you block all Thread users replying within discussions? The discussions will become unreadable, I think.
mtjcreative@BaroqueInMind
What’s the deal with Lemmy, why do you say: “why I'm here instead of Lemmy”?
@ernest @DoucheAsaurus
What’s the deal with Lemmy, why do you say: “why I'm here instead of Lemmy”?
@ernest @DoucheAsaurus
It is an open secret that the Lemmy developers are tankies and support fascism.
They even reserved the ".ml" Mali domain because they wanted to reflect the websites original "Marxist-Leninist" intent.
They established lemmygrad.ml as their alternative server because lemmy.ml was being groomed to replace reddit by outside influences (i.e. completely random people from the internet making accounts and posting content that had no idea what lemmy's history was).
