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I'm not shure, there are a few good arguments against plain blocking of Meta.

This article is mostly against federating
https://privacy.thenexus.today/should-the-fediverse-welcome-surveillance-capitalism/

it does highlight contra's:

John Gruber describes the Anti-Meta Pact as "petty and deliberately insular" and suggests that the whole point of ActivityPub is to turn social networking into something more akin to email, which he describes as "truly open."1

Tristan Louis says "The anti-Meta #Fedipact can only achieve one thing: make sure that #ActivityPub loses to the Bluesky protocol."2

Dan Gillmor suggests that "preemptively blocking them -- and the people already using them -- from your instance guarantees less relevance for the fediverse."

Interesting, from a GDPR perspective this is unacceptable.
Pondering about a proper GDPR complaint.

some of my old reddit accounts might have > 1000 comments.

So many details, how trivial is a patent?
how long?
can you patent discoveries like genes?

Mastodon as a twitter alternative. if you have an accout it streams new toots, without login you have to refresh

https://mastodon.world/tags/russia

https://nitter.net/pic/orig/media%2FFzZTlC6X0AYyXAS.jpg

Using a game controller is not that unusual.
but it was wireless, that is bad.

I boosted you from kbin, and I have a follower on mastodon.world.

Therefore you have a toot federated to mastodon.world : https://mastodon.world/@CylonBunny@lemmy.world/110596451235144258

9 subscribers, 1 shitposter.
I'm not worried yet

db0 is working on that

https://lemmy.dbzer0.com/post/95652

It's usefull , especially if they advertise a lemmy as an alternative for good conversation.

Wat else can they do? any other kind of protest gets them banned.

Reddit killed internet fora. By being easier and cheaper, while making no profit.

If they suddenly do want to make profit?
The terms change, there are alternatives.

Yea, use anything to get started.
But with what you are doing it's fine to contact the dev team/mr dev directly; they'll love it.