Why the hell you Americans divide white/black everything?
So what changed?
Do you even use Linux?
Does it runs in linux?
It feels like you think only noobs and casual users should talk in this community then? Why is that?
That's not what I said. I meant the casual user/noob which is the majority in the internet and is the one we need to bring to use FF (yes, we need that people, if the user base is thin enough the browser will die) will not dig enough into the controversies and might think: both (FF and Chromium) are bad... doesn't matter it is not worth the effort to replace the browser.
It is to give people talking points against criticism of firefox if handled correctly.
This I agree, I think if we take that road and phrased this way it will be a good thing. Explaining that even with all the evil in FF it is still better than Chromium.
What's the point? Try to scare people away?
The casual user don't know better to understand that even with this points it is better to support firefox that is the ONLY browser that is holding on against chomium supremacy.
The advanced user already know all that "controversy"
I think it is mastodon.social
People staying on Reddit does not impact you in any way
Well, it actually does.
The main thing is we NEED to get rid of these companies controlling internet content. It is bad for the future of the internet and the future of information.
As society progress communication and information over the internet are getting every day more important, that's why activity pub and federation are so important right now. The more people adopt the fediverse the lesser control over us these companies will have.
All the information the collective built on reddit wasn't done with the intent to give that to Reddit, it was done to people for the people, to help each other in the community.
It is not for me. They block instances I subscribed
That's easy to block those individual instances if needed (assuming they exist).
beehaw blocks many other instances though. I don't feel like supporting them to grow. Too centralized.
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