Not in https://browse.feddit.de/ either. It can take several days.
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Interesting – it doesn't appear in https://browse.feddit.de/ yet! Then I delete the one I just created, I don't like redundancy.
I share and promote this attitude. If I must be honest it feels a little hopeless: it seems that since the 1970s or 1980s humanity has been going down the drain. I fear "fediverse wars". It's 2023 and we basically have a World War III going on, illiteracy and misinformation steadily increase, corporations play the role of governments, science and scientific truth have become anti-Galilean based on "authorities" and majority votes, and natural stupidity is used to train artificial intelligence. I just feel sad.
But I don't mean to be defeatist. No matter the chances we can fight for what's right.
Had never heard about it, cheers!
Edit: unfortunately it looks like it's not open-source. I have some trust issues with close-source projects that handle my browsing.
Maybe my comment wasn't clear or you misread it. It wasn't meant to be sarcastic. Obviously there's a problem and we want (not just need) to do something about it. But it's also important to be careful about how the problem is presented - and manipulated - and about how fingers are pointed. One can't point a finger at "Mastodon" the same way one could point it at "Twitter". Doing so has some similarities to pointing a finger at the http protocol.
Edit: see for instance the comment by @while1malloc0@beehaw.org to this post.
I'm not fully sure about the logic and perhaps hinted conclusions here. The internet itself is a network with major CSAM problems (so maybe we shouldn't use it?).
I believe that https://browse.feddit.de/ shows the total number of subscribers, but I'd be happy if someone else confirmed this as well.
Thank you for the recommendation, I'll try it out. To be honest I second the "don't move fast if you have to break things" attitude...
Glad to see my question wasn't so dumb, cheers :)
Sorry for my miswriting of my reply; what I meant is that I agree and had expressed related concerns in another community, hence the link. Not backing myself up, just expressing my opinion :) Not only should we not throw more tech at the problem, but I think we should rethink about what we do without the tech.
Indeed, no point in throwing technology at something that has some basic flaws to be fixed first (I expressed something similar here).
Brilliant!