submitted by Mini to news1.6 yearsSep 20, 2023 04:24:04 ago (+12/-0) (news)
Even though this news hasn’t been proven, a small fee still means we’ll have to pay him.
I do believe it might help eliminate bots or spam, but from the moment he starts charging, it will no longer be a social media platform for everyone. It’s pretty hilarious that freedom of speech now comes at a price.
I’m already on WireMin. Twitter is no longer my only choice when it comes to freedom of speech, especially since it’s linked to my personal information, and Elon can monitor all of my social activities there.
Decentralized social media platforms seem like the right way to go, like WireMin and Damus.
Glad to see someone is on WireMin, I do wish more people knew about WireMin. Mastodon just wasn’t enough for me; it lacked a community vibe. It felt like I was sending out posts that no one noticed.
WireMin gives me a sense of belonging, catering to geeks, privacy enthusiasts, and those seeking censorship resistance. Especially in the discovery section, it’s much easier for people to connect and have meaningful conversations, whether one-on-one or in groups. I created a feed space for myself to share hilarious programming pics. It’s rewarding to see strangers like and comment on my posts.
Overall, I’m quite satisfied with WireMin for now. At least, I don’t have to worry about fees, censorship, or privacy issues. They claim they’re free and will remain so.
RK 0 points 1.6 years ago
Glad to see someone is on WireMin, I do wish more people knew about WireMin. Mastodon just wasn’t enough for me; it lacked a community vibe. It felt like I was sending out posts that no one noticed.
WireMin gives me a sense of belonging, catering to geeks, privacy enthusiasts, and those seeking censorship resistance. Especially in the discovery section, it’s much easier for people to connect and have meaningful conversations, whether one-on-one or in groups. I created a feed space for myself to share hilarious programming pics. It’s rewarding to see strangers like and comment on my posts.
Overall, I’m quite satisfied with WireMin for now. At least, I don’t have to worry about fees, censorship, or privacy issues. They claim they’re free and will remain so.