@JoeP I've used Reddit and Lemmy for a while now and I'd say the opposite is true. The whole "debate me bro" downvote culture seems to be the default premise. Whereas on Mastodon those types know they won't be platformed or barely even seen.
Uh oh. My more recent experiences with #Lemmy and by proxy #Kbin are becoming increasingly like they were with Reddit (not good). What's the deal with that? Why is the discourse I find on #Mastodon so much more positive and productive than there? Is it an influx of ex-Reddit users bringing bad habits and negative energy with them? Is it the actual software; the format; the layout? What is it? #Fediverse
I'm glad I never been a fan of Harry Potter. Most of the fanbase are painfully pretentious force feeding me shit that I seriously don't give a fuck. Find better art, Harry Potter is mid.
I was just reading that #Meta is apparently claiming it will seek explicit consent from EU users before using their data to serve up highly targeted ads as the UK meanwhile considers an "appropriate response." And aside from the fact one of the most morally bankrupt deputy prime ministers in British history (I know: that's saying something) moved on to work for Meta so they have some nice reach there, I'm just astounded that people still want to willingly participate on sites that openly gather data to simply to sell ad space. But then, many people are also accepting of a certain other billionaire-owned site on which he proudly bragged about spreading misinformation...
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