ElGosso
@ElGosso@hexbear.net
- Comment on What makes this website resistant to enshitrification? 1 year ago:
For us over at Hexbear that’s a feature, not a bug. Our instance exists explicitly because we don’t want to be subjected to the political moderation of others.
- Comment on What makes this website resistant to enshitrification? 1 year ago:
How would someone buy Lemmy? Even if they bought one instance it could just be forked
- Comment on What makes this website resistant to enshitrification? 1 year ago:
What if I told you it was more than just the business cycle
What if I told you the entire economic structure acted like this marx-joker
- Comment on What makes this website resistant to enshitrification? 1 year ago:
Check out the business lifecycle. “Enshittification” occurs after a business reaches maturity and has to squeeze more money out of its users or decline. Facebook, Reddit, and Twitter are all businesses, so they follow this cycle - Lemmy and Mastodon are not so they do not. That’s not to say that bad moderation can’t crater a user base, but it’s not inevitable like it is with businesses.
- Comment on My thoughts on Hexbear. Posting as the megathread was locked. 1 year ago:
Oh, my b.
- Comment on My thoughts on Hexbear. Posting as the megathread was locked. 1 year ago:
However, please keep this in mind - that being a Nazi sympathizer does not automatically invalidate one’s opinions on other topics.
If you think that Nazis are worth sympathy, then you’ve demonstrated that your decision-making ability is warped enough that it does invalidate your other opinions.
- Comment on My thoughts on Hexbear. Posting as the megathread was locked. 1 year ago:
We do a new Megathread every day, we wouldn’t lock it because of one unimaginative impotent weasel Nazi sympathizer.
