- Not open source.
- Can’t customise my feed in any way. It’s full of creators I don’t like who post a lot of videos.
That’s not what libertarians believe though. Whether they’re right or not is a separate issue. The point is, they exist, and I’d expect them to also like decentralized social networks (like they like decentralized finance).
I guess most pro-capitalism people don’t mind corporate-controlled social media, and so have stayed on reddit. I don’t know why there aren’t more anti-monopolistic pro-capitalism libertarians here, though…
Kind of - but a lot of my communities just don’t get more than one post per day, so that limits the diversity a lot.
For me at least, that’s true on lemmy, but not so much on kbin - my feed there is seems to include smaller communities too.
I want to be able to create my own if I want to. But also I think it’s important not to make everyone recreate that same work. Do it say, they should be public by default, with the option to make a private one.
How does Tor help
ssh
behind NAT?