3 ms·
Yeah, I missed the "how we take it back" part. This is a pretty poor article that is largely the author's political complaint and rant being twisted into the sl
by marknadal 9y ago
Yeah, I missed the "how we take it back" part. This is a pretty poor article that is largely the author's political complaint and rant being twisted into the slightly relevant click bait title that is trending right now.
If you actually want to take the internet back, join SSB or build a decentralized web like with https://hackernoon.com/so-you-want-to-build-a-p2p-twitter-with-e2e-encryption-f90505b2ff8 https://hackernoon.com/so-you-want-to-build-a-p2p-twitter-wi... .
- loggedinmyphone 9y agoThe author's suggestions are fairly ridiculous. It's as if he can't fathom the idea people could use something other than Facebook. Quote: It could be regulation; it could be anti-trust legislation to break up those tech giants that act as virtual monopolies. I like Derakhshan’s idea of obliging Facebook and others to open up a marketplace of algorithms: if you don’t like the current social media preference for popularity (retweets) and novelty (“latest”), you should be free to choose a different algorithm that acts on different values.