You know, the Fediverse is one of those few ventures wherein VCs were caught with their pants down.
It was successful without their investment.
But this is why I think crowdfunding is so important: because this is one of those rare occasions where we, the people, get to define what the innovation looks like.
We don't need crypto or AI or ad-tracking forced upon us by dodgy "investors" looking to 100x their ROI.
We can build what we want to use.
#mastodon #fediverse couldn't find cross-instance content aggreagators/filters. So I started to write my own.
Subscribed to mastodon.social public stream to take a peek at published posts:
- scraped ~2.5k posts (~10-15k posts per hour)
- from ~1.9k accounts
- 806 posts had tags
- top tag was used ~30 times
- 80 posts mentioned someone
- top human poster: @fukujikun1030 congratulations!
At least 1.6k posts don't mention anyone and don't use any tags. How am I supposed to find those? #question
I feel like US politics were born in the mindset of "we want to run things our own way". Polish politics were built on "the way those guys run things make our lifes miserable".
US is now following the Polish mindset. Why? How did this happen? Can we folow the early US instead?