2026-02-06 14:47 UTC
@js @AliceStollmeyer Probably because Europe still can't afford to do so - barely anyone on the street knows there are open-source alternatives to most social networks, and so cutting them without warning would mean severed connections and people scrambling to reconnect with their audiences.
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@js@mastodon.nl 2026-02-06 15:39
@csolisr @AliceStollmeyer We connected well before enslavement by fascist big tech, and, humans being resilient and resourceful if needs must, will find ways with them gone to keep doing so. Having nothing beats having a negative.