> Yeah, that's not going to solve twitter, facebook, instagram, etc.
replyIt sounds like that would precisely be a solution to the problems of using these platforms.
I think we may assume these sites won't go away, and also that a personal blog is not a solution for the vast majority.
replyLOL
And here, folks, is the problem. This person is absolutely certain the far "right" is the problem ... not his beloved echo chamber censoring totalitarian "left".
replyAn insane take. If you could read, ypu would have understood I'm not in favor of dictatorship nor censorship. Nor am I part of any echo chamber. Thou doth project too much, methinks.
reply> The swing to extreme right politics cannot be seen separate from internet interference
replyCorrect, specifically, Elon removed widespread (and thoroughly documented) left wing interference on Twitter.
Unfortunately he did eventually add back his own (in the form of boosting his own account), but it's much freer than it was, and for whatever reason Zuck decided to follow suit.