Let me get this straight:

1. Person A makes a social network
2. People flock to it
3. Person A sells the social network to person B
4. Networks does a 180, destroying communitie; people outraged.
5. Same person A makes a social network
6. People flock to it.
7. [surely we can predict what is going to happen here, right?]

Yeah, they’ve implemented this a while ago, this year IIRC. People are on old information bashing Mastodon.

NSFW warning please.
Posting two dickheads just like that…

The fact that this is an actual possibility is absolutely hilarious.

Couchfucker said what?

It gets even crazier if you think about planes as flying metal sausages with wings.

Fucking magnets, how do they work?

Yes I want a full-featured documentary about a cute baby hippo. You’re right.

Totally not a joke-country you guys.
Totally normal.

I have the same question, because many mastodon instances are barely keeping up with the costs of hosting pictures + text.

Yes, russians should gtfo of other countries universally.

“Russian” is not a race.

…chaos that they’ve created?

The websites track the planes not the individuals.

The planes might be flying empty. It has nothing to do with GDPR.

Chicken / egg

It’s not a place for lurking, IMO. If you’ve got nothing to offer, don’t expect to get engagement on shitposts and rage-bait.

I personally get more engagement on Mastodon, because I couldn’t please the twitter algorithm. And I have 7 times fewer followers on Masto than I had on twitter.

Organic reach is best reach. Everything else is noise.

Fines are for punishment and further prevention.

Usually, fines are for the poor, but when it’s a % of something, that’s usually quite more significant.

Also, when you knowingly and willfully break the law, you’re liable as a person, even if you’re behind an LLC.

I’m just saying, that they are really, really inefficient as RSS for everyday people since the are more posts you didn’t subscribe to, than the ones you subscribed to.

Hence saying that it’s what people use them for IMO , genedally, is incorrect.

When you say “people…”, assume that most use the native app.

No u