Hi, I’m not @the_tech_beast@lemmy.ml They do an awesome job managing the Lemmy community over here because I simply don’t have the time to dedicate to it. I’m the person that started and runs TILvids. I wanted to be supportive of the Lemmy community, but didn’t have time to run yet another social media platform. @the_tech_beast@lemmy.ml stepped up and offered to manage and post here, which I was happy to take them up on.
Thanks for being a great community, and for your interest in TILvids! Really appreciate the support, hope you’re enjoying it!
Good question! Personally, I don’t think our community is large enough on TILvids yet to make commenting active enough. People come to Lemmy specifically to discuss, and that’s cool. Maybe something to consider down the road as the TILvids community grows.
Thanks to everyone joining us from Lemmy, much more engagement here than on Reddit! You guys rock!
I’ve been in the Linux community for a long time, and I’ve learned two truths:
Linux was so hard to use 20 years ago. 10 years ago it was better, but still behind. Today, it’s really nice to use, with a few constraints. I am pretty optimistic about the next 10 years for Linux.
It was a good article. I thought it was important to share, because there is so much nonsense going around about “the next evolution of the Internet” being the metaverse or crypto, all of which are just big tech or VC interests trying to capture and create more walled-gardens on the Internet.
The next evolution of the Internet needs to be decentralization and small social communities, none of which should be driven by targeted ads.
Huzzah, thank you TILvids Lemmy community for your continued support and engagement!