The job they wanted enough to sacrifice their morals

Not a very big sacrifice in most cases

Yeah, you’re right. Minimal useful explanation is necessary. It can always be expanded later too

Fair enough. I guess I can see some other discoverability a related uses too (e.g. related pages on other wikis, or backlinks)

What has that got to do with federation though?

Is there a reason for it to be federated? Like, would you want to follow the change log for each page?

Given just your comments on this thread, I think they’re bang on the money. Grow up.

If there are clear distinctions between them, this is a good thing IMO. If I sign up for a community, I want to see content that’s on topic. If I see too much unrelated stuff, I’ll leave. If I want to see both types of topic, I can just join both.

Idk. You also gotta know that people are going to come and join in before you know it’s worth the effort

Neat

This is some real “I did my poli-sci bachelors on youtube” big-brain shit

Do what you want. I think it’s only gonna be difficult if you expect everyone else to do it too. People close to you will likely pick it up and run with it though

Sounds like you mean poverty-induced starvation?

I make music, and I have a maths degree, and I understand this claim (e.g. harmony is ratios, rhythms are time divisions), but it’s not really actually useful. And lots of the best music does a lot of weird stuff that breaks the mathiness (e.g. microrhythms, groove, microtones, borrowed chords, etc. etc.).

OK, so not the software, but the accessibility for non-techy people

TIL, thanks! Still not that sure how to comprehend OP’s question

Probably someone needs to start a service aimed at them, like a mastodon instance called localgov.social or something

You can add websites to businesses on OSM too. It’s not that common, unfortunately

There’s a few trickling in to mastodon

YouTube always made sense because “tube” is old slang for TV.

Why not? Because of the software, or just the lack of content?