Pamasich
Pamasich@kbin.earth
<p>I'm a <a href="https://kbin.earth/tag/SoftwareDeveloper">#SoftwareDeveloper</a> from <a href="https://kbin.earth/tag/Switzerland">#Switzerland</a>. My languages are <a href="https://kbin.earth/tag/Java">#Java</a>, <a href="https://kbin.earth/tag/CSharp">#CSharp</a>, <a href="https://kbin.earth/tag/Javascript">#Javascript</a>, German, English, and <a href="https://kbin.earth/tag/SwissGerman">#SwissGerman</a>. I'm in the process of <a href="https://kbin.earth/tag/LearningJapanese">#LearningJapanese</a>.</p> <p>I like to make custom <a href="https://kbin.earth/tag/UserScripts">#UserScripts</a> and <a href="https://kbin.earth/tag/UserStyles">#UserStyles</a> to personalize my experience on the web. In terms of <a href="https://kbin.earth/tag/Gaming">#Gaming</a>, currently I'm mainly interest
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I love Mbin, but it's no alternative for your use case. That AI moderation will keep affecting you as long as you interact with those affected communities, no matter which software you use yourself.
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Your list doesn't look complete in regards to Mbin. For example, [tags seem to have RSS feeds.](https://kbin.earth/rss?tag=fediverse)
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I think you can look at this in a gatekeeping way and a functional way. I'm personally anti-gatekeeping, so there's that. What I mean with functional is: why do you care about whether something is part of the fediverse? Obviously because you want to talk to it. You want to be able to reach it from places like Mastodon. I see no benefit in worrying whether something is based on ActivityPub or merely supports it as one of several protocols. It remains reachable either way, unless your ow...
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I'm personally against this kind of thing, but I hate how much of a fantasy echo chamber this stuff is here. There's so much misinformation and hyperbole in this thread alone. In general I support the idea of device-level age verification. The narrative around it uses old school methods only (this one goes with just inputting your date of birth, which I've already done for years for stuff like Steam), rather than the ID or face scan by random third parties methods used in age verifi...