The stuff listed in OP doesn't really seem like much concern. "What you put on the internet is there forever!" is completely true, and things like this should only make it more concrete that you can't rely on your service provider to delete information somebody else already archived.
With that being said, default privacy settings - at least on Kbin - seem pretty bad.
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I don't think much of Mastodon as it is, so they're free to rag on Lemmy all they want.
As a life long anarchist, I personally find raddle to be a fucking embarrassment. The elitist bullshit is right up there with other political anarchist sites like anarchist news; they're all a fucking shit show and shows why anarchists will never accomplish anything.
Isn't the fediverse an anarchist project?
It seems to be the most flat peer structure of any social media.
Pretty much yeah, either the fediverse or Usenet. Somebody pointed that out to them in the comments of the linked post but they dismissed the point as nonsense.
Very performative anarchists over there lol
Eww. Well, there is a reason why I try and be extremely careful about what I post nowadays. Don't want to regret dumb shit I said in the future.
@elbowmacaroni if instead of linking to the post you had boosted it, would all the replies here appear in beehaw?
I think this is a feature, well the media aspect anyway. Immutable media. The rest can be developed on.
Kinda unsurprising as rumors have it that lemmy's developed by pro-China Tankies.
Am I missing something or isnt it that no matter what Lemmy does all those same problems would still exist, just from the internet archival sites instead. Sure the privacy could be better to deter some of it, but none of those issues are fully solveable so long as thise archival sites run. I guess the media not deleting is likely the biggest thing you could effect that archives would be less likely to store in the first place.