They’d get banned for spam.

I feel like Lemmy also has a problem with corporate troll farms.

Reddit is far worse though with bots and establishment troll farm shill accounts.

That’s why I feel like there should be both systems. Possibly public and private healthcare, but with the additional requirement that everyone has to have health insurance. Otherwise there’s going to be too much of a problem with young people not getting insurance and not paying in. You’ll also have NEETs and neckbeards who work 12 hour weeks and aren’t paying anything in to the system.

I wouldn’t say that Gab used to be an exclusively neo Nazi site, but now that Twitter allows standard conservative discussions, all the normal people probably left Gab for Twitter and now Gab is probably more of a Nazi shithole.

I have seen openly Jewish people on Gab but you couldn’t go 10 posts without finding something blatantly racist.

There will be a right wing meltdown when someone like Chloe Cole is rejected.

#1

If you’re not openly trans, then you really shouldn’t be dating online because that’s a risk.

#3

My sister was open about it and she got creepy Neo Nazis looking for Russian girlfriends.

My sister is trans and she had to deal with that. She also made it extremely obvious that she was trans but she still got Neo Nazis.

She also got banned from a dating site for saying that she was only attracted to cis women.

TERFs are obsessed with the idea that you can always tell.

The transphobe Chloe Cole won’t be able to use it.

If bathroom laws pass, she will never be able to use a public bathroom.

Edit: It felt too much like I was saying for poor people to just deal with it so I might rephrase it.

If they push hard enough eventually there will be a replacement.

Federation could solve this. All you need is one flagship instance that doesn’t allow uploads, but it allows users to create accounts and playlists to act as “the” site for the federated network and then content creators can start their own instances.

I was wondering about this. If they didn’t keep track of who is voting, manipulation would be easier then it already is. The problem is that rogue instance admins could make votes public.

That’s one of the problems with archiving everything. I lean in favor of the IA, but there are still issues.

Can you elaborate on the last part?

TBH I can understand that it’s a problem for people who aren’t expecting it. If they disregard instructions not to index things then that’s also a problem. The only real way to prevent scrapers from replicating content is to place it behind a registration wall.

Reddit also has vote fuzzing where you can get the number of votes, but it’s always manipulated for some reason.

I don’t understand the point, and tbh it’s a serious case of social media mind fuckery. It’s a real problem for anyone who creates an incredibly specific subreddit for use by a group and then everyone is left wondering who keeps downvoting them. That can have real life consequences for anyone who doesn’t understand what is happening.

Reddit also has vote fuzzing where you can get the number of votes, but it’s always manipulated for some reason.

I don’t understand the point, and tbh it’s a serious case of social media mind fuckery. It’s a real problem for anyone who creates an incredibly specific subreddit for use by a group and then everyone is left wondering who keeps downvoting them. That can have real life consequences for anyone who doesn’t understand what is happening.

On an individual level, having a massive archive of everything you’ve ever posted isn’t always a good thing, especially when mentally ill people will quote mine a single post and then try to misuse it.

It is God who ridicules them, and leaves them bewildered in their transgression.

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It might also depend on what kind of school it is.