meaning

that is a thing not to be found in a place such as this

what you are saying is true if you entirely ignore the power of a majority market share and the demand that puts on small developers.

even if it’s not universal demand, all you need is a slight majority.

see what happened, for example, with xmpp: https://ploum.net/2023-06-23-how-to-kill-decentralised-networks.html

no, defederation does not “just” do those things

defederation refuses to give them an in to slowly make changes to the platform that will eventually give way to a centralized power dynamic over the whole fediverse

see also: the chrome/chromium monopoly and its effect on the modern web

we love underdogs with poor human rights records and sentence protesters to death for not moving out of their homes <3 the crown prince of saudi arabia is so oppressed

shoutout to the internet for combining semantics debate and a deeply aholistic understanding of human food culture to create truly one of my least favorite things on here

no of course not, third-party apps and unpaid mods have been supporting reddit for ages though 👍

if my securely generated password to example.com gets leaked in a data breach, my only options are to ignore the leak or regenerate all my passwords with a new master password?

i don’t think this works for me

exactly my point–neither of these (excellent) sites will show up in your standard google search because they have the integrity not to abuse SEO

wish i knew, maybe something with AI?

the reality is that current-day SEO isn’t even Optimization, it’s Lying. try googling a recipe or an alternative to a popular software and see how the first four pages are all ad-ridden, useless spam-bot articles designed to retain users rather than give them the information they are looking for

SEO as a concept needs to die. dont get me wrong i want Lemmy to show up in google results but doing that by spamming keywords and unrelated “related” posits is not the move

is there a tool that makes searching archive.org reddit (etc) posts easier?

honestly we should have collectively realized way earlier that putting all the useful, readable, un-touched-by-SEO help content for basically every niche hobby fandom and ideology in the hands of one for-profit entity was not very wisdom-pilled of us

same reason this all started in the first place, unlike you and me spez sees reddit as entirely independent of its community

to this guy, community is a tool that can be balanced and leveraged rather than central to his brand’s identity

pr strategy, it’s the user’s fault, make investors and employees fear and hate the user mob and not the poor defenseless company

apps are the solution. do we all go to email.com to access our email accounts? nah i like there being multiple sites, UX can be bettered in other ways

donations to my favorite instances, like wikipedia i hope :)

so just twitter but owned by meta, nah fam im good

yippeeeeee it seems like the only mod is inactive tho 3: i am nervous for the future there

desperately need r/196 over here plspls