• HiramFromTheChi
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    391 year ago

    The beauty of the Fediverse is that no single entity controls it… In 12 years, I’d wager we’re still around.

    • @[email protected]
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      81 year ago

      I would wager most of nowadays instances have either fallen into obscurity or just finished existing, I think we will see instancea more focused in scalability if thr fediverse grows in popularity, whoch will kind of dominate the space.

        • @[email protected]
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          21 year ago

          If I had to guess for a few I would say beehaw and lemm.ee will also still be alive in some way or another, but I dont think they will keep being as big in proportion to other instances as they are now.

        • HiramFromTheChi
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          41 year ago

          True. That’s already happening now if you notice lemmy.world, mastodon.social, pixelfed.social, etc.

          • @[email protected]
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            01 year ago

            This ! Also, I’m kind of disappointed how many of my peers just waited for the #reddit #blackout to pass, so they can go back to buissness as usual. Supringsingly, to me, there are a lot of people who enjoy corponet just fine.

            • HiramFromTheChi
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              11 year ago

              Yeah, a temporary protest was not gonna do the trick. But hey, oftentimes, things gotta get worse before the get better.

              It’s just a matter of how much worse.

      • HiramFromTheChi
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        31 year ago

        With open source and interoperability, this is a good thing, because then you can choose the experience you wanna have. You’re not bound to a single vendor-locked platform that’s subject to continuity issues or a degraded experience that forces you to move elsewhere and start over in terms of following/followers. You simply pack up and migrate to another instance.