@killyourfm I'm also there so I don't miss the drama when yet another billionaire platform explode. :p

@docpop @Blisterexe @mozilla Some team-specific accounts have moved to other instances but I wouldn't hold my breath on the main account to be very active in the future.

@ryanfb @zackbatist @Osmose You know what's nice about support.mozilla.org is that you can contribute to it now that you know the answer.

You know what's even more mind blowing? You could have asked someone before going on a rant but hey I guess it's easier to shit on Mozilla than helping.

@ryanfb And throwing rocks at people on the web doesn't fix the underlying problem either. At the very least, you could have asked someone and/or file a bug as I said earlier. Someone would actually have been more than happy to help fix the issue because SURPRISE it got filed pretty quickly when folks at Mozilla discovered it https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1918539

Again, I guess it's easier to blame the world and enjoy your feeling of entitlement. That's definitely how we'll reclaim the internet.

@kariboka @pidgin Technically @thunderbird is a browser. Does that count as web-based? /kidding 😂.

@vkc I'd like to interject for a... I'm kidding XD.

I absolutely agree with you! This is another great example of dark patterns used by MS to grab more data from their user and also vendor lock them. :(

@killyourfm Awesome news! I discovered you from your articles on Forbes :)

@mattdm @killyourfm @Linux4Everyone @nextcloud There's also codeberg.org that runs a public instance of Forgejo so you don't have to deal with maintenance but you still support open source alternative to GitHub :)

@Gargron Unless Threads server is blocked on the instance you're on. I get people not wanting to federate with Threads server-wide but users should be able to follow whoever they want on their personal timeline especially gov accounts...

@jrconlin I'm really grateful that there's a lot of great people still working at Mozilla but I also fell it's harder to do #3 (especially getting new blood) when there are no resources to foster a community for your contributors.