What’s the plan @ChappIO? Curious

  • ChappIO@waveform.socialMEnglish
    131·
    1 year ago

    My current philosophy with this community is to let it live and self-regulate. I only want to poke at it when things (start to) feel off.

    So if threads federates properly and people make use of this functionality then I see no problem with that. So far I haven’t blocked any federation. The only blocks in place are technical ones to figure off some spam bots.

    This way of thinking won’t scale properly, but my goals aren’t to create the next big social media platform. The goal is as stated in the tagline of this instance: a home for musically minded people. Anything that harms that goal will be dealt with, anything that supports that goal will be welcomed with open arms.

    So only if it becomes a problem and people complain about this problem will I enforce a technical limitation.

    • inihaw@waveform.socialOPEnglish
      5·
      1 year ago

      thanks for taking the time and effort to write this response. my knee jerk reaction is “meta bad unga bunga 😡” but i like your take. it’s measured.

      also i wanted to share how i was relieved when discovering that waveform was federated with most. i signed up with beehaw at first, and though i like it, waveform feels like a place i can call e-home

  • subterfuge@lemmy.worldEnglish
    11·
    1 year ago

    Many of us left Digg, Reddit, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, TicTok, etc to avoid the cesspool they had become. Not talking about the users, but the constant forced ads, the bots, etc.

    Why invite the Enshittification here as well?

  • Chais@sh.itjust.worksEnglish
    3·
    1 year ago

    I can’t see anything good coming from the fediverse inviting Meta in. I think they have ulterior motives that are exactly the thing that drove most users here away from their platform in the first place.