It’s about literally nothing.
People just (rightfully) hate Meta so they cry wolf for no reason.
Try looking for Meta users on Mastodon, you won’t find almost any.
Most thread users don’t know what the fediverse is, don’t care about it and don’t want to know.
Threads has likely already more users than the whole fediverse. Their base is already bigger of what they should theoretically “expand and extinguish”.
There is absolutely no reason for them to care about the fediverse more other than some niche PR.
The EEE case never made sense from the beginning in this context, but people are still repeating it like a mantra.
They are taking an emotional approach to a rational issue. Funnily enough, many of them are probably unable to understand how people could vote for Trump…
Also I don’t understand the problem at all. It’s not like instances can’t defererate later if an issue arise.
We were the niche from the start, and they already had all the users they could ever need.
And ongoing project was just easier to implement compared to developing a platform from scratch, that’s all.
It’s about literally nothing. People just (rightfully) hate Meta so they cry wolf for no reason. Try looking for Meta users on Mastodon, you won’t find almost any. Most thread users don’t know what the fediverse is, don’t care about it and don’t want to know. Threads has likely already more users than the whole fediverse. Their base is already bigger of what they should theoretically “expand and extinguish”. There is absolutely no reason for them to care about the fediverse more other than some niche PR.
The EEE case never made sense from the beginning in this context, but people are still repeating it like a mantra. They are taking an emotional approach to a rational issue. Funnily enough, many of them are probably unable to understand how people could vote for Trump…
Also I don’t understand the problem at all. It’s not like instances can’t defererate later if an issue arise. We were the niche from the start, and they already had all the users they could ever need. And ongoing project was just easier to implement compared to developing a platform from scratch, that’s all.