Okay. I’ve seen stuff like this on both mastodon, and here, but i haven’t heard about them doing anything that would actually harm the fediverse. I guess i don’t know what the problem is. I know they’ve got a negative reputation, and for good reason, but isn’t that the awesome part of threads being federated? We can follow and connect to people there without being part of their system, and therefor not susceptible to their bs? If I’m missing something please fill me in.

This is an excellent point. Thanks!

in that case considering meta is saying that it would take nearly a year to federate the platform we probably should defederate them.

Well, then, let’s make our point I’ll just email the holders of the instances I’m on and let them know I support defederating threads

This is awesome info. Thanks! I’ll have to look into it. Would be an interesting side project to work on as i learn.

I really don’t know enough to say one way or the other, but the fact that this is an established Microsoft practice swayed me. I can actually believe google didn’t intend to do what it did to xmpp as a log of google employees from the 2000’s speak highly of the company, but these executives are traded like nfl players, and i know enough about meta’s history to believe they may do this. Besides I’m still new to development, but i don’t see many other reasons why it would take meta nearly a year to fully launch federation.

Actually this just occurred to me, but isn’t it interesting which accounts were linked first?

Yeah, arch isn’t the most welcoming to new users, or so I’ve heard lol.

I’ll have to look into those, although my knowledge right now is pretty limited. Might have to wait until i finish my course. I don’t even know anything about react, or similar systems yet, and I’m just learning PostgreSQL. Thanks for the help!