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In other words, your post may still be visible on, say, a linked Mastodon server, even if you decide to delete it with Threads.

“I think this is a downside of the protocol that we use today, but I think it’s important to let people know that if you post something and another server grabs a copy, we can’t necessarily enforce it,” Cottle says.

… it’s not a downside of the protocol, it’s just a literal impossibility. Once someone’s downloaded something, you can’t do a thing to take it back.

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Yeah, Just don’t post something you’ll regret, it’s called Accountability.

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if threads does federate(i’ll believe it when i see it) im glad i’ll have a way to interact with irls who don’t know what a mastodon is without having to make an account on fb’s stuff.

if they ever do anything fishy, and they will. i’ll move instances.

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Lemmy.world will welcome them with open arms 😂

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While Meta might have ulterior motives for fediverse integration this might also be just one way to comply with Europes new DMA regulation.

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The EU is pushing antitrust against tech monopolies for all it’s worth. For anyone with half an eye on the EU it’s glaringly obvious why Meta is doing this, and all the conspiracy theorists stumbling over each other on the Fediverse just look like clowns.

It’s not about EEE, it’s not about flooding the Fediverse with trolls (?) or about taking over the market share of Mastodon (??). It’s about making a genuine-looking claim that they are not monopolist. Same reason they are working on the Signal protocol for WhatsApp.

It’s not exactly rocket science. It’s just successful regulation.

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Like all the EU tech regulations it means well but in the end it is just making everything a shittier experience.

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This makes me nauseous. Block the fuckers out.

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If not Threads, what would you suggest to bring the billions of people who are stuck in legacy social media into the Fediverse?

If not Threads, how else can we convince small businesses to have an online presence beyond their Facebook pages?

If not Threads, how else do you want to bring mainstream media out of Twitter?

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I don’t need or want those assholes here. Why do i want small business here? Why do i want facebook idiot grammas here? What would the point be? Fuck threads

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Seconded. There’s no need to have them here. The toxicity of FB, “fake news”, and the trolling that goes with it can stay the hell away from the fediverse. There’s enough to deal with here with issues from places like hexbear, CSAM, and whatever else, we don’t need knuckledraggers posting “only ‘60s kids will get this” BS along with “each upvote is a prayer for trump” or some shit.

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Who hurt you?

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If not Threads, how do we turn this FOSS venture free of corporate interference into a new avenue for a mega corporation to harvest all of our data for profit?

If not Threads, how will we ever ruin this place by turning it into Reddit?

If not Threads, who will I shill for?

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I don’t want any of those things

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Right, you are so above all of this. You bring so much fun to the Fediverse and the rest of the world has nothing to offer you.

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If not Threads, what would you suggest to bring the billions of people who are stuck in legacy social media into the Fediverse?

Why do we need to bring billions of people here again?

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Because 90% of everything is crap, so the only way to make this better than the alternatives is to have larger absolute numbers and hope that we can find enough of the non-crappy 10%.

I’ll be honest with you: the only thing that the Fediverse has over the alternatives is the ethical superiority, but if I were just looking for quality content, this would be the last place I would be looking for.

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Slow, steady and sustainable growth through having a quality product.

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Slow growth is incompatible with anything that requires network effects.

And if we are talking about quality alone, then the Fediverse products are already lagging behind Bluesky and Nostr, and the current user base is so reactionary that trend will be that we’ll keep losing ground.

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Why should I care about any of that? Let them come one by one if they’re so inclined.

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They can join a proper instance instead of a gigantic corporate-controlled one.

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There are not enough instances for that.

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Eternal September

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Can you elaborate?

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I blocked them on my instance last year. Fuck threads and any instance that goes along with them.

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Lemmy.world looks like it will be federating, according to https://fedipact.veganism.social/

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That’s precisely why I left L.W. They also were removing community posts voicing opposition to threads federation. I witnessed it firsthand, where posts I commented in (and in which the majority of comments opposed it) were removed.

Now they removed the piracy communities again after promising not to. They are straight up untrustworthy and don’t care about what their users actually want.

I am happy on feddit.de. They are defederated from Threads and the tankie instances.

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