You’re missing what I’m saying. What gives you’re instance of anything any importance. Why are you not creating instances every day for yourself?
You’re going to want to gravitate to instances that produce content. You can say you’ll just defederate but what stops the highly motivated PR team whose job is to capture these instances from also targeting other instances you enjoy.
I don’t know about your experience, but I’ve had this happen outside the fediverse. Many sites I enjoyed were slowly turned. There was ways to stop it. But people didn’t take it seriously. I see the exact same attitudes here.
They are going to come to the fediverse and they’re going to make it theirs if we don’t figure out ways to prevent it. Spinning up new instances and defederation will not be enough. There needs to be systematic changes to how these sites work. They have to be anti capitalist and community first rather than moderation first.
What gives you’re instance of anything any importance.
As in, why would anyone sign up on my instance? Why would anyone come see my content?
Answer me this: Why would they have to sign up, or come to my instance, to see my content? If I’m not broadcasting objectionable shit, my instance will remain federated, so everyone will see posts from me and my instance on their preferred instance. And I’ll see all their content, on my own instance.
The problem you’re imagining is already solved. Even if a big popular instance gets bought, or taken over by fiat, defederation works as a solution; the content is posted by users, so there’ll just be an explosion of content from a different instance as everyone moves.
You’re missing what I’m saying. What gives you’re instance of anything any importance. Why are you not creating instances every day for yourself?
You’re going to want to gravitate to instances that produce content. You can say you’ll just defederate but what stops the highly motivated PR team whose job is to capture these instances from also targeting other instances you enjoy.
I don’t know about your experience, but I’ve had this happen outside the fediverse. Many sites I enjoyed were slowly turned. There was ways to stop it. But people didn’t take it seriously. I see the exact same attitudes here.
They are going to come to the fediverse and they’re going to make it theirs if we don’t figure out ways to prevent it. Spinning up new instances and defederation will not be enough. There needs to be systematic changes to how these sites work. They have to be anti capitalist and community first rather than moderation first.
You have such a serious lack of understanding as to how the fediverse works that it’s not even possible to have a conversation with you about it.
I would be more than willing to pick this up again when you do understand.
As in, why would anyone sign up on my instance? Why would anyone come see my content?
Answer me this: Why would they have to sign up, or come to my instance, to see my content? If I’m not broadcasting objectionable shit, my instance will remain federated, so everyone will see posts from me and my instance on their preferred instance. And I’ll see all their content, on my own instance.
The problem you’re imagining is already solved. Even if a big popular instance gets bought, or taken over by fiat, defederation works as a solution; the content is posted by users, so there’ll just be an explosion of content from a different instance as everyone moves.