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null0pointer ◴[] No.42163194[source]
A lot of commenters here are having their minds blown by this. And while I also love this I get the sense that many others here are maybe too young to remember that this kind of open access to data used to exist for lots websites. It inspired companion sites and loads of creativity. I find it tragic really, what the internet has become. I hope federated, and even more-so p2p, protocols take significant foothold on the internet and help revive this spirit of the web. The corpo-web is so fucking boring.
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weberer ◴[] No.42165721[source]
I'm not too up to date on Twitter clones. What's the difference between this and Mastadon?
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geek_at ◴[] No.42166119[source]
Mastodon has about 1 million active accounts, bluesky has 12 and you can also host your own data. Threads (by meta) has 100 million but you can't federate it yet so bluesky is the way to go currently for selfhosters and privacy advocates.
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1. threeseed ◴[] No.42166741[source]
Threads has about ~300m MAUs so far higher than 100m accounts.

And you can federate it with ActivityPub just not fully supporting it yet.