Mastodon with the meta thing no thanks .lemmy ? Maybe but for that we need more instance . At least local one for each country .
this post was submitted on 04 Jul 2023
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It kind of reminds me of the olden mIRC days.
It will take a lot of time before that happens, if it does at all. The platform just needs more people and right now as much as we like to believe Reddit is dying… it still has a massive user base.
oh fuck I hope not.
No, nothing can. But like everything else in life, they’ll just grow and add to what was there before. A direct replacement would be unnatural. Even AOL is still around.
I hope not. I'd rather it wasnt mainstream, because that attracts morons.
I remember reading old science fiction stories where a freer,more bottom up kind of internet existed. Maybe, maybe, maybe we can get a kind of thing like that? We have the technology. Why not?
Not until the tendency for the mainstream to gravitate to centralization is changed. Lemmy will need exponential growth to become large enough in userbase to be a mainstream consideration to use the federated replacement.
It can but given how media is ignoring it I dont see that happening in near future. Us user will have to shape the future of the fediverse and I think that is the best thing.
Yes, and it won't be as wild-westy as people may like to think thanks to common sensibilities.