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  • What you're looking for is Friendica.
    Don't try to screw things together with a hammer.

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  • The the Firefox reader view was all it took for me. Your browser probably has similar.

  • It wasn't always that way. It's still technically illegal, but the laws haven't been enforced for decades.

    Biden decided that needed to change, and hired Lina Kahn to do it.

  • That was 2 days ago. Late yesterday, Albertson's pulled out and sued Kroger over failure to get it done.

  • American social media platforms creating an environment where propaganda and misinformation flourish and refusing to take action against it has the same net effect as TikTok altering internal algorithm.

    Targeted intent vs general apathy is a massive difference.

  • I like ownership and working class. That's the real distinction seperateing us. People who work for money, and people who own things for money. Even 6 figure doctors and lawyers are working class.

  • That could be. It sounds plausible. Do you have any studies?

  • I don't think you really need AI for that.
    You can manually curate a list of phrases, and create a score for how often/many appear in a given story.

  • After writing my comment, I thought of mass shooters tweaking their tactic, and going to different kinds of locations. Like certain board rooms.

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  • While I mostly agree, 800% interest really is way beyond anything those others are doing, and more than worthy of being slapped for.

  • What intelligence agency?
    NCRI is a social media research group.

  • Lots of people think the US social media platforms do that. But none of the scientific studies have been able to show it.
    The US companies are all purely driven by engagement, to maximize profit. The most effective source of that engagement, changes from person to person. But it's most commonly what you might call "Rage Bait".

    Twiter's recent bend toward the right, is primarily self selection of it's users. As the left... left... the platform, the pool of available content shifted right; Causing even more to leave. Unless you have some paper I haven't seen.

    And Facebook selling data, is entirely different and unrelated. Nobody (no lawmakers) care about that.

  • It'll fade. Unless...

    It happens every three months or so. With escalating difficulty. All they way to being found dead alone in their office. Then slow down to every 18 to 36 months. That's when they'd be scared enough to actually change corporate policies.

  • Yah. Whatever happens, TikTok will NOT be leaving the US market.

  • Not quite. TikTok has been shown to tweak their algorithm against criticism of China. That's the real reason for the concern. Their ability and willingness to purposefully manipulate people.

  • Management changes don't necessarily mean product changes. TikTok is killing it. No reason to risk screwing it up.

    As much as people think the US social media companies manipulate their algorithms for political purposes, nobody has demonstrated it. They're only geared to maximize engagement, and profit.

  • Again. Not a TikTok ban. A ByteDance ban.
    If BytDance sells, TikTok stays.

  • Truly free markets suck. The inevitably become dominated by a small number of monopolies, who fuck over everyone else as hard as possible every day ...