Having now seen AVATAR THE WAY OF WATER, I find the marketing for the film to be pretty fascinating. There's been a couple featurettes, a teaser trailer, and an official trailer. But NONE of the marketing materials reveal what the central plot of the film is. I have no idea why this is - maybe because James Cameron just wants to preserve the surprise more this time around? (The original Avatar trailers were pretty clear on what the movie was about).
Time will tell whether this strategy works.
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Honestly I dont know where they get this nonsense from... We have explained why we dont defederate, and it is at the request of the LGBTQ community here and for their physical safety, I will not compromise on that. I outline that here:
https://qoto.org/@freemo/109319817943835261
As for being nasty and horrible hate speech side of the fediverse, we have pretty aggressive and explicit anti-hate speech rules here. Its no surprise when people throw around that lie about us when asked to point out a single example of hate speech on our server they are unable to find even a single instance of it.
blatant lie, NEVER has one of our mods said women dont deserve the right to vote.
Only reason we federate with bad actor instances was at the request of our LGBTQ community because of fears to their physical safety if we do, see this post:
Hi Aurynn, have you had a chat with
@freemo
about their strategy? They seem to have a consistent position and explanation on what they do and how do they deal with servers, AFAIR in their about page:
It’s a #STEM focused server. As qoto.org has a potential for encouraging serious science-based and academic discussions, so there can be unintended consequences of blocking qoto on the basis of their policy of defed.
Just a thought I wanted to share with you.
@aurynn If I may point without offense to the reasons (they aren't "Free speech"):
https://qoto.org/@freemo/109319817943835261
Before you do I highly encourage you to find a single shred of evidence of the claims against us. Our timeline is public, our rules against hatespeech quite explicit. Please feel free to find a single exception in our timeline.
On the off chance that you do, which I doubt, I assure you if reported any legitimate hatte speech will result in a suspend as it always has.
So someone messaged me privately and asked how absolute this is.. like would we block an instance calling for genocide. I feel my response is import to reiterate here, so here it is:
Its not just about the authorities, it is about the people whose lives are at risk by that call to genocide having the right to see those posts and use that information to look out for their own safety... If someone is doxed, they should know, if someone is threatened, they should know, and they should be able to take action.
Someone saying violent things online doesnt guarantee some police officer will meander by and take them down. The law only tends to get involved once someone is reported, and sometimes not even then. No one will be reporting a site if no one can see or know it is there.
The question is, if someone is being physically threatened and having their life in jeopardy how are you helping them by blocking the privileges of the **victim** and disallowing the victim the right to see the threat placed against them?
In short, I refuse to take away rights from the victim simply because there is a violent bad actor out there. If the victim doesn't want to see it they simply need to import the block list and the problem is solved for them, so why not keep the power in the victims hands?
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RT @mimmymum@twitter.com
Stephen Fry -one of the early adopters of #Twitter, joining the platform in 2008 and with 12 Million followers - has just deleted his account.
It kinda says it all really!
A word of advice from others - since the servers communicate, you don't necessarily have to sign up on one of the busier ones. For instance, I chose one that seems more to align with my interests, but if you search (for instance) for hashtag #TwitterMigration you will be able to see very helpful posts.
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@tallpenguin I have another #riddle!
How do you stop Canadian bacon from curling in the frying pan?
.... You take away their little brooms.
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So, it would seem that boosting liberally is much more of a standard practice here on #mastadon than retweeting is on #twitter?
Over there, someone who retweeted too much tended to be annoying. But since that's the only way to discover non-followed posts here, it seems to be more accepted. Do I have that right?
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