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 One final thought. During the 2010s, I became active in a variety of microcultures. The tragedy of most of them is that they were hosted on a variety of proprietary social platforms, and died when these platforms didn’t attain an increase in shareholder value. But this isn’t a problem with the Fediverse. The Fediverse is an excellent destination for creativity because no one can own it. 8 comments
@atomicpoet that's true, but..that assumes that the servers stay up. Behind the Fediverse is a whole bunch of Harry Tuttles keeping the whole thing going. I guess that makes the Fediverse sort of....Punk? @justinmwhitaker The Fediverse subsists on duplicates and duplicates of duplicates. @atomicpoet i‘m still in a mailing list, which started in mid 90s as a Yahoo! Group and had to move to Google Groups (because Yahoo! ended the service) but the number and activity shrinked to a minimum (nearly died) |
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@atomicpoet I don't know if you need any confirmation that your words are very actual, but here it is. I've been a journalist since I was 17. I graduated in Journalism in Political Sciences here in Sarajevo.
Quit journalism after a stress-induced heart attack when I was only 34. Since then, I have worked in marketing/PR and am now a community manager in an IT company.
Journalism has been leashed for far too long.