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Will the Fediverse create an even bigger gap between political views?
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this post was submitted on 08 Mar 2025
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Yeah I wholeheartedly agree on that, and I am very happy that there are alternatives like this getting more traction.
it is getting traction, but people are coalescing one very few fediverse platforms instead of spreading themselves out evenly and that's effectively re-creating the kind centralization that empowered the enshitification that reddit, twitter, facebook, and (eventually) bluesky experience.