They don't need to choose a platform. They have to be forced to put all public-facing communication onto their website without exception. From there, they or anyone else who wants to can copy it to any platform there is.
It's weird how some people expect users of a system that has what amounts to a "yes" and a "no" button to not use them as such.
Read → think "yes" → upvote
Read → think "no" → downvote
That's what the system incentivises at its base, so that's how it's going to be used.
Your terms are acceptable.
There's also Scribblehub and Inkitt which both have original works and fanfics. I can't say how good they are though, I just know they exist.
Isn't that doable with federation? I believe on mastodon you can actually block people, unlike here, and also set posts to show to followers only.
Almost never for seconds of time though. But maybe they turned extremely slightly to the left?
Oh, I misunderstood. I wasn't aware dbzer0 was pro AI either, but I don't really know what happens on there.
Yeah I blocked that guy since one of his first posts. Everyone here going "oh no, you can't trust pangram"... Irrelevant. If you can't even spot the sloppiest slop that is his website collection and his comments (aside from some short replies to others), you're the problem.
lemmy.world is pro AI? Huh?
And aside from these promises, they also have a bridge to sell you!
Nah man, 5 is right out.
Evidence suggests such behavior is mutually exclusive with being filthy fucking rich.
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