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> what ground do we have to criticize Meta’s business decision here We are people in the world. The reality that our public square--which includes the ways in
by eropple 4y ago
> what ground do we have to criticize Meta’s business decision here
We are people in the world. The reality that our public square--which includes the ways in which we play--is being controlled by businesses who do not answer to us and do not care about that public square except in the way that value can be extracted from it is well within our rights to criticize. And, frankly, legislate.
- npteljes 4y agoI guess the thing is to distinguish when the private park turns into a public square. Ideally, I'd like them either to be supported, or open sourced. Then the community could really pick it up if they want to, or if the publisher doesn't want that, they could just support it for longer.