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But tweeter shengokai's argument that disabled people will be erased by Mastodon's structure is all about how you can't organize anything without quote tweets for reasons that are never really spelled out and wouldn't make any sense if they were because really big things were organized on twitter before quote tweets.

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But tweeter shengokai's argument that disabled people will be erased by Mastodon's structure is all about how you can't organize anything without quote tweets for reasons that are never really spelled out and wouldn't make any sense if they were because really big things were organized on twitter before quote tweets.
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josh buermann (buermann@mastodon.social)'s status on Tuesday, 15-Nov-2022 16:07:14 JST josh buermann
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@Gargron @taylorlorenz It doesn't make a whole lot of sense if that is not the assumption...
But the premise that disabled people are "effectively siloed out of view" comes from a retweeted argument about the ramifications of the quote tweet, which wasn't introduced until 2015, a year after Ferguson and five years after the Arab Spring protests were organized on a chronological Twitter. So that doesn't make any sense either.

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