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   NexJql (nexjql@pawb.fun)'s status on Wednesday, 16-Apr-2025 22:24:14 JST NexJql

   My issue with Mastodon is it gains so little traction versus other platforms.

   It's nice, but is sort of a modern LJ. Quiet, but my capacity to connect with most furs I know is near zero.

   The way it is set up is a strength and weakness from what I can tell.

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   NHAM (mixtape@nham.co.uk)'s status on Wednesday, 29-May-2024 09:40:17 JST NHAM

   And So It Begins (Needles & Pins)

   Fedivision 2024 opened my eyes to how much good music is being made by independent artists on decentralised platforms.

   It inspired me so much I chose to end my Spotify subscription and instead commit to spend the money on 12 indy tracks per month.

   The stipulation is that the artists have a presence in The Fediverse (maybe featuring on Radio […]

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   #Faircamp #FairTradeMusic #FediArtists #FediMusic #Fediverse #Fedivision #Funkwhale #IndyMusic #JamCoop #ListenAlong #Mirlo #Mixtape #Music #NewMusic #Playlist #RadioFreeFedi #RFF #ToneAudio

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   silverwizard (silverwizard@convenient.email)'s status on Wednesday, 20-Mar-2024 03:52:21 JST silverwizard

   in reply to

   @hypolite The problem is the phantom concept of AI polluting the decisions.

   If you could say:
   If a platform allows AI then it will become nothing but spam
   If a platform blocks AI then it will block people using Ethical AI

   But, part of it is that Ethical AI isn't real, and AI is a problematic branding term.

   But part of it is that Google/Microsoft/Facebook are allowing AI posts because that way their AI marketing is easier, but it's ruining platforms.

   It's really obvious but it's so hard to put into words.

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   Dana Fried (tess@mastodon.social)'s status on Monday, 28-Nov-2022 00:42:24 JST Dana Fried

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   @bynkii @evan fediverse is inherently vulnerable to different classes of attacks (as well as a few of the same classes or attacks) compared to traditional, monolithic social media platforms.

   It's important to identify the likely vectors now and have plans against them rather than taking a purely reactionary posture and constantly being one step behind the bad actors.

   Remember: always ask yourself "WW4D" - "what would 4chan do?"