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Are we likely to see another large-scare exodus to the Threadiverse as reddit begins rolling out age-verification worldwide?
posted in Fediverse
Are we likely to see another large-scare exodus to the Threadiverse as reddit begins rolling out age-verification worldwide?
Replying to @speedythefirst@lemmy.zip
Certainly. Don’t know how large and when, but a significant (relative to our size) bunch of people would likely show up. That plus people who dabble in both would increase their activity here. The threadiverse is more or less guaranteed to grow and form a solid contrubutor base. We don’t seek to increase profits YoY so our services are only going to get better over time. For-profit socials have to grow profits over time, so they are going to get worse. Increase in service quality for for-profit platforms is a temporary stage of their development. The threadiverse will be around in 5-10 years time, in some shape or form and it’ll be larger and better than it is today. This is why I keep pushing the vote buttons and type words every day. Deliberately spending more time than I’d like. 😄
Replying to @avidamoeba@lemmy.ca
This is simply not true.
nothing in life is ever fully “guaranteed”
our numbers have been actively decreasing since the Rexodus - from 60k (edit: 65k actually) at our peak down to ~35k now
PieFed now shadow-censors all votes with a daily vote quota, thereby limiting such interactions
Not everything always moves in a positive line. We might improve here, especially if we put in the efforts to do so, but it is not assured, especially without having put in such efforts.
Replying to @OpenStars@discuss.online
Would you mind elaborating on PieFed vote quotas? I haven’t heard about that.
PieFed admins can set a limit to how many votes each account can cast each day. I set the default value for this at a level that 99% of us will never reach.
This pissed off some of the 1% so they spent weeks spreading FUD about it.
piefed.socialWho decides what you see on the fediverse? A look at voting patternsOut of the 37,000 people who voted for posts or comments in the last month, the 10 most prolific voters (0.02% of us) cast as many votes as the bot…