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  • You’ll never be able to compete with mega corps that can scale and sell your data, in order to provide a service for free. Price will never be the selling point of a more democratic web.

  • Why would it have to be cheaper? I’m not going to make a list. It’s a normal form of organisation in my country. For example my whole apartment complex is owned by the people who live there. We vote on what we want to pay in rent and how we want to spent the money.

    And the same can be done with data coops. Here is one: https://data.coop/

    There are others, with other values.

  • In my country a coop is a legal entity and it does give you actual ownership. And we do have data coops where people pay, and vote on how services should be developed.

  • Non profit coops. It need to be people owned.

  • It’s the internet. Dont question the weird!

  • You parents would just tell you something and you assumed it was true until you learned years later they where just winging it with bullshit.

  • The Star Wars universe is not interesting enough for all the TV show and movies being made. George Lucas is not Tolkien and the world building was fine enough for the original trilogy, but it’s simply too boring for more content. Tolkiens work gets more interesting as you learn more about the details. Star Wars is the opposite. The more information you get the less interesting it is.

    Also the Jedis are just cops/soldiers. They are not inherently good.

  • And Crusader Kings 3

  • Blå = blue Haj = shark

    Blue shark. Also known as the great blue shark in English.

  • Not if you steal your food.

  • The network effect is definitely at play. But the usability is not really there yet. Just finding communities through the app I’m using is not always working right.

  • Lemmy is not ready for a more mainstream user base.

  • We also have to stop thinking that everything has to grow fast, and lose hope just because it’s not. Change take a really long time. Sometimes decades. Silicon Valley are obsessed with fast growth because it’s all driven by the promise of easy money. No need to adopt their mindset. Look how fast their products turn to shit.

  • Fediverse @lemmy.world

    The rebellion will be federated

    elenarossini.com /2024/11/the-rebellion-will-be-federated/
  • But is this actually a problem. Does people go around now and need proof that they bought some property?

    To me it seems like blockchain is a solution looking for problems that doesn’t really exist.

  • So in theory it would be terrible to use as proof for ownership.

  • Keep doing what you are doing. I’m sure people will suddenly care deeply about software licenses if you shame them enough. They probably don’t have other shit in their life to worry about. It’s really constructive.

  • Maybe Mastodon should take a moment to learn something. Everybody on Reddit is praising all the moderation capabilities of Bluesky, the ability to create block lists and starter packs. The way you can verify your user by using your own domain as a handle.

    Instead of complaining about users, which is pointless, make Mastodon better. Users won’t come to Mastodon by shaming them for being stupid.

  • Fediverse @lemmy.world

    is there a search engine for the fediverse?