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OctopusLupid
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Comment #34255369
The communities that publicly shame search providers also publicly shame and block lolicon servers. I don’t see how that means that they are protecting those servers by disliking s…
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Comment #34237424
> I guess you could frame this as a privacy argument, but I don't buy that as the primary reason people were upset with "Fedisearch." They were upset because it exposed their commu…
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Comment #34231857
I think both of you are visualising "posting on the Fediverse" differently. One visualises it as a conversation between two people that may be overheard, while the other visualises…
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Comment #34230191
Google is indeed already indexing the Fediverse. A Fediverse long-timer I've talked to justified this by saying that Mastodon is "more like speaking" and websites are "more like pu…
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Comment #34229748
I’m a bit confused. Isn’t there a lot of queer-ness on Twitter, Reddit etc?
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Comment #34229726
Do you mean deep web?
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Comment #34228435
Harassment and toxicity on Mastodon is a very real thing indeed.
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Comment #34227663
This quote from Eugen is about CWs, but I think it applies here too: “… It's a decentralized network that doesn't belong to any one party, so by definition there is no single cultu…
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Comment #34227440
I was under the impression that boosting follower only posts does not work (via the API too, actually, it returns a HTTP error code if you try to do so), but then again the server …
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Comment #34227292
I believe they meant physically. Just because you can't stop people physically smoking doesn't mean you can't stop them by social or legal (which reflects social) means. Similarly,…
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Comment #34227240
Furthermore, crawlers may not respect the opt-out tag. https://github.com/mastodon/mastodon/issues/13207 Another thing -- noindex is not federated. I used to enable noindex, and st…
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Comment #34227222
Very good points. Thanks for your thoughts.
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Comment #34227207
If you enable follow requests, and trust the admins of your followers, does that work as a privacy feature? From what I know, such posts do not get federated to unrelated servers, …
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Comment #34227197
To add on to this, remember that there is a Fediverse plugin for Wordpress as well.
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Comment #34226534
There are jurisdictions (the EU, the UK, Singapore, Japan) with copyright exceptions specifically for text and data mining for AI purposes. https://www.twobirds.com/en/insights/202…
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Comment #34226396
I come from the side of "search should exist", but I enjoyed this nuanced read. Thank you.
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Comment #34220559
You lose your followers if you get banned. I was following someone who got banned for disagreeing with moderation policies. I suggested asking the admin to help with the migration;…
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Comment #34171776
I feel like Lobsters has better quality discourse nowadays though, due to its much more explicit vetting system. I am not part of that website, yet I love reading the comment secti…
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Comment #34074554
No, a few days ago this page was public.
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Comment #34074461
My partner has OCD and he heavily dislikes people misusing the term.
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Comment #34059989
Don't forget Matrix.
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Comment #34056877
I'm a server admin; I think there's merit to this thought. There is an initial hump. We don't want to dump users randomly into a small server because the community aspect is much s…
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Comment #34056841
On the other hand, your per-server handles can be much shorter. For example, @tim@apple.com vs @TimCook. This also comes with built-in verification; @TimCook@freerobux.com is proba…
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Comment #34056820
My comment is uninformed, but I feel like centralised companies have the R&D resources to create innovation, which communities then steal (in a good way) to make the technology fre…