Corporate servers with corp funding and corp advertising using existing instagram and facebook support to onboard more users and generate content to the point where they drown out non-thread content to a point where, theoretically, non-thread servers become silent for content and more read-only.
Then, they pull the plug, and the fledgeling communities we had here have withered and have to restart all over again.
Who knows if thats the actual goal, but thats the idea.
You: “if you care about real issues, that means you have to use or want to use this niche and still pretty annoying to use operating system!”
Every single sane adult in earshot: “youre a fucking moron”
Linux is not the beacon of social justice youre pretending it is bud, and youre a walking example of the linux chud the internet at large mocks.
Damn, I finally found it. The one post thats convinced me linux isnt worth having to deal with its userbase.
Back to windows I go
Sure, technically. But good luck getting anyone to use your version over the mass adopted one. And good luck fitting back in if they decide to take their fork in a direction you dont like, which isolates your instance further and further.
Other than writing the software that all of those instances use to stay up to date and in contact with each other, regardless of their federation status.
They are talking about the people developing lemmy, not some petty fight with the admins of one specific instance.
Only way to fix that is to start contributing
Well thats gonna be the case for as long as lemmy is mostly populated by renegade reddit users, no? Gotta have a larger userbase to provide a more varied degree of content
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