It’s because the Fediverse doesn’t have investors, which is the way I want it.
Who wants to bet that all companies will open up instances once they get wind of it?
Isn’t that exactly what Facebook did with Threads?
I just checked. It seems they’re using activitypub as well. So yes, they‘re sort of in the ballpark with it, like kbin. So I suppose you’re right. But the others have to follow.
Kind of. Threads launched without federation, and I don’t think it has enabled federation yet.
I honestly thought Threads was just a renamed Facebook chat for the longest time there.
I feel like Lemmy is doing a great job at treading water
Honestly I’m thankful lemmy isn’t in the media, or this place would grow out of control. I think a steady growth is much healthier.
I’d be super okay with it getting a bit bigger so smaller communities can flourish and then not getting any bigger after that. Reddit is so big it’s a dreary and dead place in the comments and posts
I don’t see this as a problem, the media is terrible at understanding/caring about real cultural trends.
The fact that I have a better time on Lemmy than Reddit on my phone, despite the huge difference in user numbers, says it all to me.
Reddit has been seeing a meaningful and lasting decline since they decided users don’t matter, and there’s no coming back from that.
Just like Facebook has suffered a permanent user loss and failure to grow, so will Reddit. It won’t be overnight, but newer generations are increasingly tech-literate, even when they aren’t more media-literate.
I never thought Mastodon would become a place to be, despite always hoping. Never imagined a real Reddit alternative would start to form, but here I am.
Cambridge Analytica laid the foundation of general disdain for centralized social media, and Elon Musk single-handedly exhausted the public’s patience with corporate bullshit.
I think decentralized options are here to stay, and I think the only centralized platforms that will take longer to upend are video-dependant ones.
All in good time.
To be honest Lemmy is just the right amount of content for me, and generally high quality.
It has also gotten me out of my doom scrolling habits that were causing anxiety issues. Thank God for that.
Lemmy needs moderation tools and then a big domain name. Then it’ll be ready to go.
The single most important thing it needs is to send delete requests when a post is deleted from the original instance. (Either by a moderator or the user.)
And something to clean up unused files would be nice, but that can be kicked off manually for now.
Being underground is the best way to make sure that we can form and mature as a community.
Getting big too fast and being in focus too soon will nip our community in the bud.
Just like music. New trends trend to brew underground for years before they break out and take over from the current mainstream.
Though I would prefer that we remain under the radar. It’s more fun that way.
Same, I don’t really care what the media thinks, I’m having a good time.
Mass media controlled by a handful of billionaires is simping for social media controlled by a handful of billionaires. Color me shocked.
These media giants will never let fediverse become big
Federated social media is extremely dangerous for them
Meh. I don’t care if medias don’t talk about Lemmy
WTF is BlueSky?
BlueSky
Thanks I hate it
it’s where the sun lives I hate it too
Sick, there is not enough wild fire smoke.
I just looked it up, apparently Jack Dorsey made a new Twitter like chat service and everyone is bending over backwards to see. Its a new twitter clone made by the guy who made twitter.
Twitter 2
Honestly, I’m 100% alright with the media not being terribly interested in this.
We’re only a couple weeks out from a child pron incident and we’re constantly in-fighting/defederating with communist communities brigading other instances so… I get it.
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I think it was handled well, all things considered. But it could easily have run off a lot of people that might have been keeping an eye on us.
Also, Apple crap everywhere
Gotta keep Jack Dorsey relevant somehow.
They desperately miss the mid-2010s when “here’s what someone said on twitter” and “missing plane still missing” were the only stories anyone was expected to pursue, and neither required any legwork.
What’s the one on the trashcan?
threads by meta
*facebook
Hey, if people want to give Jack their data and time again, more power to them, that motherfucker is never getting any of mine again.
Jack got bullied off Bluesky lmao. He hangs out on Nostr now.
He’s still on the board though. So user or not, he’s profiting off user data.
I’d imagine he’d be leaving soon enough lol
I like Lemmy. It’s not overwhelmed. And seems to be keeping steady.
hope it stays this way. the less, the merrier
Imagine valuing what the fuck a bunch of companies think about you.
lol.
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