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> If your definition of a ‘walled garden’ is anything that can’t be accessed directly by the web browser Google or Apple pre-installed on your device, I think y
by Karrot_Kream 5y ago
> If your definition of a ‘walled garden’ is anything that can’t be accessed directly by the web browser Google or Apple pre-installed on your device, I think you might want to reconsider.
No that's not my definition but also, why would I reconsider? Are you angry at Google or Apple and trying to defend the Tildes or something?
I'm using "walled" in the sense that there's a level of gatekeeping the community does, so builds up walls, to attract a certain kind of person. This kind of person _wants_ to hang out on a shared TUI-based *nix system. That's the wall. Much like a signup wall requires people have logins. That's all.
- ziggus 5y agoThen say 'gatekeeping', and not 'walled'. The two mean different things.
- Karrot_Kream 5y agoI largely view them as the same. What is 'walled' in your eyes?
- zepto 5y agoMy suggestion to reconsider is based on your definition being meaningless. I suspect you hadn’t thought through the implications. Your choice, of course. Regardless of your definition of “walled”, you seem to simply not know about tildes. There is no need to use a TUI or hang out on a Unix system to view the content.