Tenacity >>>>

As Andrew Tate totally said: you HAVE to DRINK CUM so your TESTOSTERONE goes up.

Competitive Sex?

I like.

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Mastodon, Pleroma, Akkoma, GoToSocial, Misskey, Sharkey…

These are all based in the same protocol that makes this place work: ActivityPub.

While this is the Threadiverse (Lemmy, Mbin, Kbin, PieFed, etc.), these other are the more general Fediverse, although more dedicated to microblogging.

If you want macrobloggin/traditional social media, you have Friendica, Diaspora*, Aarkvard and some other similar ones.

If you want forums, there are some as Discourse or NodeBB.

If you want video, there is PeerTube.

If you want music, there is Funkwhale.

If you want traditional blogging and/or publishing, Plume or WriteFreely.

There are AP-based software for almost all needs, if not all needs.

I’m not talking about that… I agree that you can’t sell alcohol, or cigars, or anything like tat, to children.

But there’s a difference between that and online content.

I didn’t said age gating was bad in alll contexts, but that age gating information, media and content is bad.

No, “not all stuff is for kids” means “kids should never watch this”, and what I’m saying is “kids can see this with the appropiate tutoring and supervision”, these are two really distinct things.

Hell naw, that’s an arbitrary take. There’s no “child things” or “adult things”, nor “male things” or “female things”, just things, and the “male”/“female”/“child”/“adult” is an arbitary tag we put on them.

And even if there are some things that aren’t so good for the child to see, the only correct way to address that is educating them, guiding them, listening to them and, over all, treating them as humans, the “we need to block this to children” is totally adultist.

Just a reminder that there do exist anti-AI extensions on Firefox, as well as anti-AI blocklists for uBlock and other ads and trackers blockers.

That “it’s not going away” attitude is the fucking problem…

We should fucking fight it, either by good or by bad, because that defeatism is what they want, they want us to think that TINA, then, little by little, force ourselves to do things that at first would seem unacceptable to us.

That’s fucking tivoization

Age gating is bad itself.

The worst part:

Malicious Advertising / Astroturfing

1. Twitter rival Bluesky raises $8 million in venture funding (Axios) — The seed round led by Neo, revealing the VC backing behind the “grassroots” narrative.
2. Jack Dorsey departs Bluesky board (TechCrunch) — Dorsey’s exit; he later told Mike Solana Bluesky had become “a crap company run by VCs that wasn’t even really decentralized.”
3. Bluesky and its user community struggle with it being a VC-backed company (Nostr) — Detailed analysis of the $15M Series A led by Blockchain Capital and the “enshittification” backlash.
4. Escaping to BlueSky? Check the business model, first (Reason Street) — Dorsey “resigned from the board soon after, arguing that VC funding risks repeating the same mistakes that constrained Twitter.”
5. Bluesky is being valued at around $700M in new funding round (Hacker News discussion) — Community reaction: “It’ll then need to pay it back, probably by enshittifying their product in order to extract the money out of its users.”
6. How is Bluesky funded? (Reddit) — “They’re VC funded, and the people doing it aren’t publicly disclosed” — user frustration over opacity around beneficial owners.

Bluesky not only IS BAD, but is EVIL itself.

Proofs:

Governance Scandals

1. Bluesky’s CEO Meltdown: How Leadership Continues to Fail Its Most Marginalized Users — Details the October 2025 CEO crisis, bans of critics, and systemic leadership failures.
2. Bluesky’s Growing Pains (NBC News) — Covers governance hurdles including government censorship, user revolt, and leadership decisions.
3. Inside the Trump Administration’s Bluesky Invasion (WIRED) — The political controversy over the Trump admin’s coordinated Bluesky launch and the platform’s governance response.

Financial Transparency Scandals

1. EU Says Bluesky Is Violating Information Disclosure Rules (Reuters) — European Commission accused Bluesky of failing to disclose user counts and legal establishment.
2. Bluesky Issues Its First Transparency Report (TechCrunch) — First-ever report revealing a fivefold increase in legal requests and 54% jump in moderation reports.
3. Bluesky Under Fire as EU Demands Transparency on User Data (iPhone in Canada) — EU scrutiny over Bluesky’s failure to publish DSA-mandated transparency data.

Moderation Scandals

1. Bluesky’s Moderation Woes, Investor Pushback, and User Backlash (Fortune) — The 2023 N-word username crisis that triggered a poster’s strike and forced a CEO apology.
2. Bluesky Suspended Various Trans Authors Over Anti-J.K. Rowling Posts (Them) — Multiple trans authors penalized for posts wishing harm on Rowling, sparking accusations of selective enforcement.
3. Controversy Brews on Bluesky Over Anti-Trans Journalist (Advocate) — The Jesse Singal saga, a 25,000+ signature petition, and Bluesky’s refusal to act.

Protocol (AT Protocol) Scandals

1. Banning Controversy Reveals Bluesky’s Federation Isn’t There Yet (Flux Community) — A user banned across all AT Protocol apps, exposing that the federated model doesn’t actually protect users.
2. We Need to Protect the Protocol That Runs Bluesky (MIT Technology Review) — Warns that no credible exit exists and the protocol is hostage to one VC-funded company.
3. Protocol Developer Explains How Decentralized Bluesky Really Is (Gigazine) — ActivityPub designer Christine Lemar Weber calls AT Protocol “a centralized system that relies on centralized authority.”
4. Is Bluesky’s “Decentralization” Real? (Leaflet) — Argues the architecture is “decentralization theater” structurally identical to Twitter/X.
5. Be Wary of Bluesky (Kevin Åberg Kultalahti) — “The open protocol is actually a centralization flywheel” — nearly all data sits on Bluesky’s servers.
6. “Decentralization” and Erasure: Blacksky, Bluesky, and the ATmosphere (Nexus of Privacy) — Critiques the protocol’s surveillance-friendly architecture and choke points that guarantee de-facto centralization.

I’m using it with Extera Next myself, and is really good, yeah. Matrix >>> XMPP.

I’d like to see any Nheko Chat fork with better security (I’m in Plasma so I want more stack consistency, also more aestethical consistency), but well, that seems hard to find right now (fuck off Etke.cc, Komai is just shitty slopware).

Also, Fluxer is closed sourced.

Yeah, they state that they’ll open their code, but that’s since centuries ago, and I see it coming, they’ll use something as the FSL.

Don’t forget that’s “macOS inspired”.

Meanwhile actually good distros are drowning at the bottom of the ocean.

Based.

I think that AI as, for example, a super-summarizer, or a search engine on steroids, is fairly good, but it at least should give ALL the sources that were used, put a big disclaimer, and a huge liability of responsibility, as user SHOULD and MUST be reviewing all sources.

Basically, it should be just a tool to find rather niche, rare, obscure or otherwise buried by SEO sources.

But if you just want it to do all the work for you, then you probably should be automatically disqualified from your educative or public institution.

It should’ve be banned from the world itself, but yeah, that’s for sure better than nothing.

I’m not saying that it doesn’t exists or that isn’t not a problem in Japan either.

I agree with you, but we should still have our right to fight against it, at least.

Anyways, actually there’s at least a recognized form of fair use: doujinshis, but these are a totally distinct matter, I have to say.

I hope that gets better there.