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They'll just make it a crime and pretend you were wrong all along. We're not playing by moral rules anymore.

People have been conditioned to throw away perfectly good shit, now we are surprised they throw away shit. This policy is obviously not gonna fix the issue on its own, but as you said, it's welcome.

I think their initial selling point was that Eventually©®™ Bluesky would federate with the rest of the Fediverse.

Is anybody really surprised that a social media corporation didn't make it their utmost priority to allow their userbase to connect out of their proprietary platform?

This was always bait to keep people using corporate social media instead of decentralizing. I am not sorry for the users one bit.

Very sad to see. I wonder why?

Ooooh interesting.

Apparently according to another user it just became open source.

I assumed it wasn't because there was no mention of it on their website+it being on Google Play (not really a condemnation but most Open source software is GitHub first).

Thanks for that! I'll check it out.

Never seen summit before, seems interesting. ~~Too bad it's not Open-source.~~ Absolutely incorrect, it IS Open-source since last month.

I really like Thunder, it's probably my favourite but sadly its a bit too buggy for my liking.

Of those I'd recommend Voyager. Currently using it as we speak. It's not the most customizable, but works great.

Lol.

Lmao even.

They get paid 500k a year.

Forced by Harvard university? :)

I have no issues believing that number because the Chinese standard of living has been rising substantially as the decades go. That is trivial to confirm.

You're the one who should be more skeptical of anything that comes from the US. As it stands you don't believe anything that comes from China, but believe anything that comes from the US about China.

Sounds like you should start applying more neutral standards to how you process information. The world isn't that black or white.

The world's biggest lie.

Yeah yeah, keep telling yourself that buddy.

I'm sure you also used that cope when Harvard university (that well-known Chinese university) found 95.5% of Chinese people are happy with their government, compared to only 38% of USians.