Even in the event of threads opening for federation, our instance will never be able to endure the load of the constant traffic induced by 100 millions users.

I wish more people opened a computer to understand how it works. Because philosophy and essays only bring you so far.

Hilarious

edit: lol, you downvoted me like kids do.

No. I leave you this burden. It's too easy to type "Hilarious" and let the other party do the research.

e-mail is protected by law.

Nice trick since you can hardly ban gmail as an admin.

I say we settle here on Kbin, soon we will have way enough content for everyone. We report the bugs, adjust the interface and we prepare a sane moderation so we have a nice settlement to present to the inevitable waves of redditors who will join us in the coming months.

I see that there is someone already publishing a Kbin extension for firefox, more is probably coming.

Would be so great if we could just rely on microservices from the fediverse.

Are we supposed to see an image? I have the google scripts blocked and I don't want to send a request to google just for the test. I hope Kbin doesn't plan to rely on google.

I tried Raddle and the people there are crazy. I gave it a fair chance but even calling someone "he" is seen as an attack because I didn't instruct myself "whether or not the person wanted to be called he or she or they". This is the hill they are dying on.

I tried lemmy and the big problem is that people are attracted to the most populated subs, namely the subs hosted on lemmy.ml, which is administrated by the crazy chinese. It doesn't matter if you register yourself on beehaw, you will still talk on lemmy.ml, and when you are banned because you said "Taiwan number one" or because you insulted Putin, then you are out of the biggest channels. You can still talk on your own server, sure, but you will talk in a ghost town. The federation model has a limit. This is why we should populate Kbin and not jump on the lemmy.ml ship when the cloudflare component is eventually removed. Build here, stay here.