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The use of open, decentralized platforms such as the fediverse is one small step in the right direction at least.
And yet this community seems more techno-pessimistic than even /r/technology, which is a challenge.
Well, only techno-pessimistic about mainstream technologies that are used by most people, which is warranted I guess. Most people don't use the fediverse after all.
Isn't 4chan an alt-right Nazi shithole?