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.@alahmnat also, much easier to block all the accounts at that business (well, that feature could be added)

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.@alahmnat also, much easier to block all the accounts at that business (well, that feature could be added)

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@alahmnat
It is has weird has this contract
https://mastodon.social/terms

Beware of datamining
https://media.ccc.de/v/33c3-8414-corpo rate_surveillance_digital_tracking_big_data_privacy

See the fedivers for hundreds of instances of gnu social (what mastodon runs on)
http://www. fediverse.org/

http://rainbowdash.net/

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@alahmnat
It is has weird has this contract
https://mastodon.social/terms

Beware of datamining
https://media.ccc.de/v/33c3-8414-corpo rate_surveillance_digital_tracking_big_data_privacy

See the fedivers for hundreds of instances of gnu social (what mastodon runs on)
http://www. fediverse.org/

http://rainbowdash.net/

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@alahmnat Hm, but don't people's home instances decide how to display federated posts? So if, say, the NYT had its own Mastodon instance, but most of their readers read it from other instances, they would still be vulnerable to disruption if the most popular instances started filtering algorithmically, right?

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@alahmnat Hm, but don't people's home instances decide how to display federated posts? So if, say, the NYT had its own Mastodon instance, but most of their readers read it from other instances, they would still be vulnerable to disruption if the most popular instances started filtering algorithmically, right?

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@alahmnat it's almost like proprietary platforms don't make sense.

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@alahmnat it's almost like proprietary platforms don't make sense.

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@alahmnat not that weird; in effect this is what people do with wordpress. and other blogging platforms?

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@alahmnat not that weird; in effect this is what people do with wordpress. and other blogging platforms?

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@alahmnat Weird *and* insightful. I appreciate it! 👍

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@alahmnat Weird *and* insightful. I appreciate it! 👍

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@alahmnat THAT'S HOW IT WAS SUPPOSED TO BE

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@alahmnat THAT'S HOW IT WAS SUPPOSED TO BE

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@alahmnat It's a dream come true tbh

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@alahmnat It's a dream come true tbh

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@alahmnat It blew my mind when businesses started saying "We don't need a website anymore, we have a Facebook page".

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@alahmnat It blew my mind when businesses started saying "We don't need a website anymore, we have a Facebook page".

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@alahmnat It blew my mind when businesses started saying "We don't need a website anymore, we have a Facebook page".

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@alahmnat It blew my mind when businesses started saying "We don't need a website anymore, we have a Facebook page".

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@alahmnat It blew my mind when businesses started saying "We don't need a website anymore, we have a Facebook page".

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@alahmnat It blew my mind when businesses started saying "We don't need a website anymore, we have a Facebook page".

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@alahmnat this is essentially the glory of the idea!

A few niggles to work out in the over-arching protocol, though. That said, I got criticised for my comments so be wary posting ideas, no matter how complete ;P

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@alahmnat this is essentially the glory of the idea!

A few niggles to work out in the over-arching protocol, though. That said, I got criticised for my comments so be wary posting ideas, no matter how complete ;P

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@alahmnat Never though about it this way. Maybe it's because I'm new to this.

Sounds like a win-win!

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@alahmnat Never though about it this way. Maybe it's because I'm new to this.

Sounds like a win-win!

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@alahmnat I think it existed before… It was called World Wide Web, or something…

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@alahmnat I think it existed before… It was called World Wide Web, or something…