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Thanks for sharing, I had no idea there was a messaging format like XMPP
Thanks for sharing, I had no idea there was a messaging format like XMPP
That’s a really cool idea!
I thought I had cringe resistance.
Splitting hairs, but I think rather than implementing a partial defederation, I think it would be better to set user rights for a given federation instance. Some federations you might want to allow view only access, access to a certain “tier” of communities, etc. Make the rights customizable so its as granular as needed by the server.
Definitely agree with you, though I’m not sure if it’s reddit sponsored, users who don’t know what they’re talking about, or some other motivation.
I saw a post that said it has a large number of tankies and Nazis but have yet to find either.
Maybe I shouldn’t use the “Currency” term. These voting shares would represent ownership in the server and community, as well as a tool for governance. Any value assigned to them would be up to the community and the fediverse.
ICOs usually market a new way to mine or a promise of mass acceptance, but all these voting shares would have to back them is a server name and an admin, plus whatever the community can build from there. Additionally it would be fully centralized on the hosted machine.
I would expect the wider fediverse to wholly reject communities that treat them as crypto currencies for quick cash grabs. The goal is sustainability not pump and dump.
Yes, I did skip right to a “solution”
I came to the currency idea because of problems I foresee in Lemmy, some of them may be alleviated by other methods but I’ll outline below. And I’m new to this fediverse stuff so if I am misinterpreting something I’d appreciate being corrected!
Sorry I did end up solutioning a bit in those problems but I tried to keep it short.
For what would be an acceptable outcome -
Anticompetitive practices shouldn’t be this mainstream and obvious