this is obvious cover... a bot-generated paper trail for when they 'are forced to act on behalf of the community'
originalucifer
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old, stupid
its about the big datasets required to train systems to interact with and generate content as human beings... as usual, its a profit motive.
i remember the 'sub'reddit announcement!
it feels like with the distributed nature of this system, i have better chance to be technically involved. im on attempt 3 of my own instance of kbin... feels exciting again for first time in a decade
wont someone think of the chil...community!
dont overthink it.. servers/workstations rsync to a nas, then sync that nas to another nas offsite.
their point was that the british dental healthcare is as adequately provided for as in the US, where children die from lack of dental healthcare. ie, its not.
https://codeberg.org/Kbin/kbin-core/issues/1383#issuecomment-1999046
i had to post this on a local account because kbin.social federation is now > 3 day behind
my instance has open signups with a similar interface using mbin; https://moist.catsweat.com if anyone wants a backup
3 of the top 4 results for me are fediverse related when searching for "lemmy".
I don't think its the signing up, its the lack of centralization/community. reddit was a singularity, the community is protesting en-masse because they felt they were all part of the same thing.
to me, the fediverse is a segmented.. oddly connected group of overlapping communities. it lacks cohesion.