What Mark is really saying you will be back. if anyone is still on Facebook after all these years he is probably right. He also knows if anything that does take it out. He will just buy it up and once again those people will be back under meta's control. He has too much money. The only answer is to stop using identity based social media.
this post was submitted on 15 Jan 2025
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My queer friends have flooded away from FB after the change in moderation standards. There seems to be a critical mass now. I'm just a tad disappointed they went to Bluesky instead of following me to Mastodon.
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Mark Zuckerberg is a dork.
I quit Facebook and Instagram years ago, long before it was called Meta. Fuck that goon.
I never understood that phrase. If you admit there is virtue to your opponents actions isn't that just certifying you are wrong regardless of the opponents intentions?
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He whines, signalling his "virtues"
watson387 says Mark Zuckerberg can 'go fuck himself'.
Someone needs to contraption this fucking guy asap
Some def are. Some even started using hashtags to signal, lol.
He said that some users might leave as a form of virtue signaling, not that all who leave will be virtue signaling.
Have there been cases of community notes being ineffective or wrong? I assume that community notes probably have some kind of system that can be abused, but I haven't seen it happen.