And what do you think helped keep the group work from falling into the stereotypical exercise in frustration?

If you play prodigy math, do you have any classes i could join for a membership, i could really use it rn

Here and there we see people earning and losing career over Twitter, Facebook posts, even if illusionary, it makea news.

When would Mastodon, Lemmy posts get enough traction to get into news?

Unlike them, Reddit has zero credibility, but still has many articles about it and internal dramas.

Where would we as a fediverse reach the point ArsTech and others would refer to our post and comments as a proof of something?

We have a wet dream of them all relocating from X-itter to free platforms and self-hosting, but the first breaking point would be if they refer to us like we are real. When and how it would be? I don't know.

I feel like I've seen another community where one can ask questions to more users.

Honestly asking 'cause I skimmed the communities but didn't see one and was left going, "how??"