https://themarkup.org/ maybe? At least that is what they claim to be doing.
If you, a potential voter, are reading something, then people trying to win an election will try to put information that will influence your opinion into those sources you are reading.
naturally given that the Torah is part of the Bible
Since the 80’s, Linux has been using a display server called the X Window System
This is, of course, not true, given that Linux did not yet exist in the 1980s.
Unix-like systems that predate Linux did already use it in the 1980s.
Forums. I found forums the most engaging, interesting structure for "social media" that has ever been invented. I actually tended to get to know the people on them over time.
I have no idea why we ditched that structure in favor of "platforms".
From a technical point of view you are right. But commercially, I am pretty sure many companies and developers that used to make Flash games now make mobile games. There are many mobile games that are ports of old Flash games.
Facebook is still called that. The social media platform, that is; the company that runs it is now called Meta, and it makes sense to distinguish those.
I think it is because of Unix/X11 tradition of the middle mouse button being for pasting the most recently selected text.
On OSM all it takes is one person to delete that bridge if it isn't there anymore. That is what is so great about wikis.
I seriously do not understand where this idea of "profiting off someone else's work" even comes from. I am on Meta's side here 100%.
Right now I think Harris is more likely to win than Trump, but it would also not be an enormous surprise if Trump wins.