When you register, Twitter/X asks you to follow a popular account. He is one of then. The problem is that maybe those accounts are used once to see Twitter content and then forgotten. They could be used to login in a different website. I don't doubt that he has many bots following him, but inactive bots are useless.
Reject button...but you have to pay to use it.
At least it doesn't say "Accept all" or "pay (monthly)".
I think Facebook and Instagram users had no need to use Twitter anyway, so its alternative doesn't fill any need.
He's that bad at business. On Twitter, Musk has no workers to contain his bullshit or create a good public image for him. Nor does he have enough workers to keep Twitter running smoothly as it used to.
It's innacurate. That was its foot.
I don't care about ads on Reddit. They aren't intrusive, although I don't like fake "organic content". I think the worst thing is seeing the same thing over and over again in the same sub, being reposted by bots. It's OK if it's from time to time, but they don't even try to change the title.
And then and than.
Everyone's nice and there activity, but I miss some subs. I could make them them all, but creating content for all of them would be too much work... I already do that outside reddit/lemmy. 😣
If they say they won't share any data if we pay, we can trust then...
I have blocked only one person on Twitter: him.
Oh, no, here they come...a professional army can't do anything against the tactics of some tiny and cornered terrorist organization and needs to kill 10 thousand civili...I mean "human shields". So lame...
At first, I registered on Lemmy.world but, after a while, it was unbearable. Sometimes I couldn't log in because the servers were overloaded, sometimes because they were updating. When they decided to defederate certain instances, I went to eslemmy...until it disappeared without warning. I had the same luck with firefish.social. I signed up to try it out, it looked promising, but it was very slow. Now it's dead too.
For me, Lemmy was not yet ready for the amount of users coming from Reddit.
I thought he was moderator of a 1000 subscriber sub, not moderator of 1000 subs. That's a different story.
Because life doesn't have a goal. There is no waste. That's a point of view that makes people suffer needlessly. The objectives of a cow in a meadow are to eat grass, sleep, defecate and socialize a little. Many living things have even fewer requirements. They might have survival and reproduction in common, but if they don't meet them, they haven't lost either. For some humans, this may be depressing, but it would be if their perspective* has led them to reason that.
*Their perspective and their context, because we are social animals and we do not live isolated from other people's requests.