They only documented it when it came for a non-hateful subreddit and it had lots of upvotes and it wasn't removed by moderators, except for r/teenagers.
I'm really liking Pop OS! I'd still be using Ubuntu if it wasn't for Pop tbh. I've also had some fun with Elementary OS, but their hostile stance on tray icons is killing my workflow.
Ideological design bullshit shouldn't get in the way of making a good product tbh.
A government-sponsored instance could be interesting, but I'm not sure what value it would bring. Also it would probably turn instantly into worse than Facebook with toxicity.
Putting Tumblr on ActivityPub could be interesting and potentially save it, but there's so much deleted content from when it was in its prime that I'm not sure if it's even worth it. The platform is so dead.
That said, giving taxpayer money to private social media businesses is the worst idea ever. In the first place, public money should mean public code.
As Shaun puts it: