Re:Promotion of alternative social platforms policy
by jrmg on Sunday December 18, 2022 @03:36PM
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The user experience is quite different though?
And I think there’s value in decentralization even without the granularity of a server-per-person. Sure, some Mastodon servers might go down, or some admins might do unwise things, but damage should be limited. the entire network - I hope - would not fail.
Of course, I’ve lived through the death of Usenet, so perhaps I should not be so optimistic :-/
Edit: not to mention the arguable centralization of email, blogging, and perhaps soon podcasting :-(
And I think there’s value in decentralization even without the granularity of a server-per-person. Sure, some Mastodon servers might go down, or some admins might do unwise things, but damage should be limited. the entire network - I hope - would not fail.
Of course, I’ve lived through the death of Usenet, so perhaps I should not be so optimistic :-/
Edit: not to mention the arguable centralization of email, blogging, and perhaps soon podcasting :-(