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There is always a second filter bubble. In the case of non-federated sites, that filter is in the form of the policy of the site and also the algorithms used to
by eggnet 3y ago
There is always a second filter bubble. In the case of non-federated sites, that filter is in the form of the policy of the site and also the algorithms used to sort feeds and replies.
With federated solutions, users have a choice.
- cubefox 3y agoThey have a choice? Is it transparent for average users what is withheld from them and where? And where their own posts are withheld? If no, they don't really have a choice. If such a choice even exists. Twitter is fairly lightly moderated I think, and the "following" tab gives a raw timeline.
- eggnet 3y agoAverage users will leave toxic environments, and be attracted toward content that is compelling to them. If federated services pick up steam, they will pick between a few popular options.