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it might be time for the Mbin team to start getting a little more free with the fork.
the impression i had of mbin was very “anything goes” did that not end up being how things shaped up??
it might be time for the Mbin team to start getting a little more free with the fork.
the impression i had of mbin was very “anything goes” did that not end up being how things shaped up??
where do you live that 98% of people watch the nightly news
A lot of the fediverse reminds me of usenet and usenet was destroyed by spam. (Not by september(s).)
For my own purposes as a flesh n blood user I agree with you. However when I consider spam and its modern descendants, idk. Would it then be the case that any spam (etc) instance could just transport all its “user” data to a new instance?
There are different ways of relating to online content.
In some contexts I am more motivated to make contributions when I have reason to believe they will be persistent for years. I post on forums that have been around for 20+ years, where I search for things and come up with posts from that whole time. So when I write on there I kind of do it with care because I am thinking of people in the future who will find my stuff.
OTOH there is also a place for ephemeral communications. That is the whole draw of snapchat for example. The promise this will be deleted soon. Whether that is true or not is another thing… But people do want it sometimes.
But the reason you can’t log in on another server is just like you can’t login to your hotmail address at gmail.com.
It is very confusing. But if I reach back into my mind, I found reddit very confusing at first also.
What is where:
I found these useful to understand:
you can’t do that
(for real)
youll be fine :)
Who said that
I can’t see your comment
is this like a hashtag?