Twitter and Reddit, two of the largest online communities, have fallen to poor decisions from their owners. The Fediverse is gaining momentum as a possible replacement to these platforms, but I can’t see the widespread use of the current fediverse and the dedication of people to the different fediverse communities that people had to some groups on Twitter and Reddit.
How can we make a platform that can be resilient to the flaws of Reddit and Twitter yet still have the same level and strength of communities that Reddit and Twitter once harbored?
(I know Twitter and Reddit are still around, but IMO the genuineness of these platforms are so low it’s not worth using them.)
How can we make a platform that can be resilient to the flaws of Reddit and Twitter yet still have the same level and strength of communities that Reddit and Twitter once harbored?
(I know Twitter and Reddit are still around, but IMO the genuineness of these platforms are so low it’s not worth using them.)