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A fine piece on the #AYODHYAVERDICT by @gautambhatia and @suhrith . The reference to Plesy v Ferguson at the end, is most apposite.
https://www.thehindu.com/opinion/lead/peace-bought-by-an-unequal-compromise/article29975254.ece
Some answers I've come up with:
1) Not many people
Yep. But the platform is gaining traction. Just look at the kind of conversations I have been having here. People are crazy responsive.
(Here I show them the same post I've done on Birdsite, Facesite and Mastodon.)
The quality of responses here are wayyyy better too. Not some "jali na teri" memes. People will come! You come first!
2) Can't find people here even if they're here
Sure you can. But then, think of it this way, go to #India #Introduction and just follow a new lot of people. You can follow the regular folks on Birdsite only, but here you get to follow a whole new crop of interesting folks.
(Here I tell them to go to "Follows" on my profile)
Hopefully this will help. I'm following a lot of Indians here. Cheggit.
3) Looks too complicated
Yes it does. But just use it like Birdsite and start shitposting. Since there are few people, go crazy. You'll figure it out eventually.
Come, toot something. I'll boost ya!
4) Doesn't seem to different from Birdsite
Sure it is. Think of it like a 1000 birdsites split up with different people managing those, instead of one single entity. That's about it. Plus, no abuses and shitty low effort attention seeking behavior is a definite bonus. At least for now.
Try it!