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I haven't heard a single valid reason why federating with Meta is bad. Only people misunderstanding how technology works.
edit: remember pretty much all objections can be solved by personally blocking the domain, rather then forcing it to be blocked for everyone. Also that all the information Meta could possibly get, they can already get regardless because all of our content is public.
@mojo @nexusofprivacy I don't want Facebook content in my mastodon feed. Period. If they federate here I'm leaving.
You realize you can just personally block the domain lol. Problem solved. This is what I mean by people don't understand the technology.
It's not only about ignoring Facebook users. Imagine in real life a bully comes to your group and you could block him, so you don't see him, but he still influences the people around you in a negative way, changing the environment you used to love. You better make sure he stays out of your circle. Facebook has a long record of destroying other social networks.
So you want to take away the choice from others? What's stopping those same influenced users from being influenced already? They can simply download the app right now, it doesn't need to appear on their Mastodon or whatever feed.
Nobody's talking about taking the choice away from others. Some instances are saying they'll federate with Threads, you're free to move your account there. Or as you say, people who want to hang out with the bully can download the Threads app right now!
@mojo @beastieboyofthenet@tech.lgbt
Please read the following and then revise your statements.
The Deadline by Tom DeMarco. A Novel About Project Management.
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