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@mngrif Why what happened? I havent heard of anyone defederating from us in quite a while.
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Who? Where? It honors all privacy settings and is the same functionality as other clients in the fediverse?
Who do you have a link to the thread?
@tuxcrafting @freemo @mngrif wait so it's like following but you can't see followers-only posts (if i'm getting this right) so it's the same thing as just looking at their profile
where's the issue
where's the issue
Exactly, obviously there should be no issue.
@freemo @tuxcrafting @mngrif i mean maybe if it causes posts to federate where they wouldn't normally? that's all i can think of
@freon @freemo @mngrif @tuxcrafting i dont think it will even federate things in, but if it does, its still a public post
shit like this really makes me wish they would bail the activitypub network entirely because its completely incapable of giving them anywhere near the privacy they want but instead of finding somewhere that does, they just raise hell about it with other users on the network
theyre not protecting themselves from the exploitation they fear so much by just blocking people they dont want to hear and pretending they dont exist
shit like this really makes me wish they would bail the activitypub network entirely because its completely incapable of giving them anywhere near the privacy they want but instead of finding somewhere that does, they just raise hell about it with other users on the network
theyre not protecting themselves from the exploitation they fear so much by just blocking people they dont want to hear and pretending they dont exist
@deltarae @freon @freemo @mngrif @tuxcrafting they're not going to bail the activitypub network because they wouldn't have anything to complain about
they like this drama. Have you seen these threads? People are enthusiastic about blocking instances - it gets more engagement than any other post they make, and for far less effort.
It's the perfect dopamine storm. The person who posts it feels like they're doing the right thing, and are vindicated when people boost it. The people who block the domain and cc their admin feel like they're doing the right thing by jumping on the bandwagon, and by being "proactive about safety".
People, who never were powerful on Instagram or Twitter or Tumblr, now control websites with thousands of people signed up. They're angry at how moderation occurred on those platforms so they want to prove how they can do better. And unlike those platforms, they get significant positive reenforcement for the actions they take.
So no, despite what they've said about going back to Twitter or making a new protocol (Parastat) they have no intention of doing any such thing. They're going to remain as a scourge on this network, discouraging people from joining due to the never-ending drama, fights, cancellations, etc. Eventually that might be overcome, I already feel like it is in a lot of places, but who knows.
Ultimately, the number one thing to do is NOT what @mngrif did. I get how it can be appealing to take the easy road but it's not the best one. Instead of moving to another instance to please the instance blockers, the people on the blocking instances should move to instances that do not block. While it's hard to convince people to leave their home on the Fediverse, show them what they're missing out on - and if they refuse to come along, so be it, it's their loss. There's no lack of good and interesting people who are willing to talk on here.
they like this drama. Have you seen these threads? People are enthusiastic about blocking instances - it gets more engagement than any other post they make, and for far less effort.
It's the perfect dopamine storm. The person who posts it feels like they're doing the right thing, and are vindicated when people boost it. The people who block the domain and cc their admin feel like they're doing the right thing by jumping on the bandwagon, and by being "proactive about safety".
People, who never were powerful on Instagram or Twitter or Tumblr, now control websites with thousands of people signed up. They're angry at how moderation occurred on those platforms so they want to prove how they can do better. And unlike those platforms, they get significant positive reenforcement for the actions they take.
So no, despite what they've said about going back to Twitter or making a new protocol (Parastat) they have no intention of doing any such thing. They're going to remain as a scourge on this network, discouraging people from joining due to the never-ending drama, fights, cancellations, etc. Eventually that might be overcome, I already feel like it is in a lot of places, but who knows.
Ultimately, the number one thing to do is NOT what @mngrif did. I get how it can be appealing to take the easy road but it's not the best one. Instead of moving to another instance to please the instance blockers, the people on the blocking instances should move to instances that do not block. While it's hard to convince people to leave their home on the Fediverse, show them what they're missing out on - and if they refuse to come along, so be it, it's their loss. There's no lack of good and interesting people who are willing to talk on here.
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This is why I screenshot them instead of reply. They probably had me instance blocked already anyway and they dont need the attention
Really the best thing you can do to stick it to that part of the network is to be worth following. They are already missing out, so make them regret it.
@deltarae @freemo @freon @mngrif @tuxcrafting
This is why I screenshot them instead of reply. They probably had me instance blocked already anyway and they dont need the attention
Really the best thing you can do to stick it to that part of the network is to be worth following. They are already missing out, so make them regret it.
@deltarae @freemo @freon @mngrif @tuxcrafting
@freon @tuxcrafting @mngrif It doesnt do that.
@tuxcrafting @freemo @mngrif remainder that on ostatus an user timeline was just basically a atom feed you could subscribe on
how? no idea, but according to them it is