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   by doute 7y ago

   > I think if you looked at the early years of feminism, you would a similar hatred of men. But that is only relevant if the situations are similar. But for example, it is the most "feminist" countries that grants the most pater
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   by doute 7y ago

   That is part of it. But the important point is that it is not inherent. There nothing saying that you can't be protocols for that. It is just beyond what the Internet was design for many years ago, and the de facto Internet today inclu
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   by doute 7y ago

   > The solution IMO is not Mastodon or any of these fringe social networks. The main problem is the lack of an ethical business model in mainstream social media. That is certainly a problem and something should be addressed. But I don&#x2
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   by doute 7y ago

   Yes, very much so and it is also apparent by the content. You also don't have to have formal network to have a social network. The significant part is whether something behaves differently in the context of the network. Which I think o