Like, it’s only the text entry method in continuous use by like 10% of the world’s population at any given moment, it’s not like it’s important or anything.
It’s hard to trust that Apple can get anything right when they so thoroughly break iOS text entry, with objectively dumb bugs, and then just… leave it that way.
A #team anti-pattern that I frequently observe and always try to root out whenever possible: treating trust as a wall rather than a bridge; an individual expectation rather than a relationship.
“You should trust me; I shouldn’t have to communicate.”
“I thought you trusted my expertise.”
“We all trust each other to do our jobs.”
There’s a truth to it, because yes, of course we need autonomy and focus to do our jobs.
But the place this type of thinking leads is not a cohesive team that genuinely trusts each other in a relational way. It leads the opposite direction toward individuality and isolation and prevents team cohesion.
Endemic to very senior teams especially; it’s one of the reasons I love working with less experienced folks, the expectation is much less individual and they know they need each other to succeed.
Would you permit or allow any community with which you disagree to participate on a platform, even if you’re not forced to participate?
A shortlist of thought experiments, to broaden the perspective, some of which are already here, some not… - The oil & gas community - Forestry workers (logging) - The cryptocurrency community - Workers at a chick rendering plant - The finance industry - Adult content creators - Religious communities
Is there a litmus test for topics that you can or can’t discuss on the fediverse? Specific servers sure, but the whole fediverse?
Does that align with the values put forth by mastodon or the fediverse in general?
The regime has already done so much illegal and unconstitutional crap that their only option is total power, otherwise they all are in deep shit. I think they know it and are incredibly afraid, driving many of their behaviors.
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