Re: Twitter successors
Rick Moen <[email protected]>
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Quoting Nick Moffitt ([email protected]): > First of all, I'd like to state quite clearly that any further > workaround is a house built on sand. I'm not advising this because I > think it's the correct way forward. Getting intelligent thoughtful > people off of "enshittified" walled gardens is clearly the path to > progress. Quite. Thus, am glad I spent half an hour writing to Mr. Nance. > But I still have pretty good luck with the "bird.makeup" > Xitter-to-Fediverse gateway. It seems to have some amount of lag, so > the people I follow sort of show up in bursts every few days. But I'm > not expecting to be able to respond to them (the gateway is > effectively read-only), and I'm also enjoying not having to follow > down-to-the-second breaking news online. Excellent. Thank you, sir. I'm thus now following @[email protected] (i.e., https://infosec.exchange/@[email protected]), and will gladly cope with the lag. (The read-only limitation is fine by me; I have nothing to say to Xitter, anyway.) I must say, ActivityPub is working out pretty well as a commons. MuskZuck can go do something biologically improbable with their network-effect / algorithmic-feed / outrage-machine / botland money scams.