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@atomicpoet “Hence the impossibility of meaning in the literal sense of a unilateral vector that goes from one pole to another. One must envisage this critical but original situation at its very limit: it is the only one left us. It is useless to dream of revolution through content, useless to dream of a revelation through form, because the medium and the real are now in a single nebula whose truth is indecipherable.”
Yep, I saw Mozilla do this, signed up for the waiting list. Probably isn't a single solution to the idiocy going on at Twitter, but it's worth exploring multiple alternatives until the best of them (probably will be more than 1) come out on top.
Even Tumblr has its good sides, honestly. It's bounced back from being basically a porn-sharing social media to being an actual social media competitor.
I agree on Tumblr. I was quite active there circa 2007-2009, the porn ban happened and a lot of people left. Came back to it recently looking for a less toxic way to explore the nerdy, fangirly things I enjoy as opposed to aimlessly scrolling posts about other people's lives and feeling bad and it's been amazing.
Also particularly exciting given that it should be rolling on to the ActivityPub protocol at some point too.
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