[–] smcleod 3y ago ↗ What’s the opposite of “user-first”? [–] nyanpasu64 3y ago ↗ Shareholder-first. [–] smcleod 3y ago ↗ Sadly that is so much of society these days :(
[–] nyanpasu64 3y ago ↗ Shareholder-first. [–] smcleod 3y ago ↗ Sadly that is so much of society these days :(
[–] aprilnya 3y ago ↗ my thoughts on revolt: it’s not decentralized so i don’t careevery company was cool and user-first before it became evilonly way for it to not become evil is for it to be decentralized [–] skulk 3y ago ↗ This makes zero sense. The backend and many components are AGPL or GPL licensed. You want ActivityPub, go implement it yourself.The main use case is hosting your own instance for your group of friends/etc, which seems pretty decentralized to me. [–] aprilnya 3y ago ↗ yeah and this was the case with reddit until they went closed-source and everyone just stayed on the main instance
[–] skulk 3y ago ↗ This makes zero sense. The backend and many components are AGPL or GPL licensed. You want ActivityPub, go implement it yourself.The main use case is hosting your own instance for your group of friends/etc, which seems pretty decentralized to me. [–] aprilnya 3y ago ↗ yeah and this was the case with reddit until they went closed-source and everyone just stayed on the main instance
[–] aprilnya 3y ago ↗ yeah and this was the case with reddit until they went closed-source and everyone just stayed on the main instance
[–] DoItToMe81 3y ago ↗ When I've seen people speak to the devs, they've always seemed very hostile to hosting your own instance of the program. Beyond that, the setup process is one of the worst documented and admin hostile I've seen so far.
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[ 4.6 ms ] story [ 28.0 ms ] threadevery company was cool and user-first before it became evil
only way for it to not become evil is for it to be decentralized
The main use case is hosting your own instance for your group of friends/etc, which seems pretty decentralized to me.