It's been several months that I've left DuckDuckGo, Facebook, YouTube, SoundCloud and other centralized and censored platforms, moving to decentralized alternatives like the Nostr.
Ryan Andrade🇺🇸❤️
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Wikimedia is known for their extremely strict policies and guidelines in every project they own, which they, including Wikipedia, are centralized wikis.
I agree with Elon Musk, Tucker Carlson, David Sachs, and Larry Sanger that Wikipedia does not follow the so-called "neutral point of view", thus all pages are biased garbage, just like reception wikis.
There are alternatives like Encyclosphere that don't have that policy mentioned on the second paragraph above.
Superclients or super-clients would be multi-protocol clients that allow users to do stuff beyond posts, whether or not a Web3 one.
They would require more time and effort to develop them, because of the nature of a hypothetical software.
I had to learn that Fandom is not a social media like Nostr or Odysee, it is a wiki hoster.
Wiki is not social, forum is not social, unless a wiki or a forum is also a social.
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So... FlyEnv has become of WinRAR of XAMPP, which when the trial expires, it shows you telling to buy a license for full features but it never locks.
Nobody likes Web2 censorship, nobody likes algorithms. The only solution for them is to move to protocols and Web3 instead of the so-called "alternative platforms".
On Fandom, many stuff I contributed to the wikis I went barely had anything to do with their topics, and this is why my edits were reverted.
In addition, I got banned from several Fandom wikis because they wanted me to learn about never breaking the rules again.
When I was on Web2, many messages I wrote on Discord barely had anything to do with the servers' topics, which they were off-topic and focused on stuff I like.
"This server is about an object show not politics and religion." I rewrote what other user said to me in an object shoe serve, and this is one of the things I learned with before leaving Web2 and moving to protocols and Web3.
If there is an internet drama happening right now:
- don't try to get involved,
- leave it now,
- act like nothing happened,
- and take a break.
Today, I had two dreams.
The first dream were balloons flying on the sky, and while watching them, I witnessed a witch going back home with her car.
The second dream was spending time on a park until I saw a red pin dancing with a human. After that, I went to a restaurant to eat and drink some food and drink.
Everyone hates Web2 censorship, one of the core values of protocols and Web3 is censorship resistance, which is a good thing.
I wish physical media was still common. 😔
None of these thousands of current lawsuits against Web2 companieswe are having right now are about being against censorship, but mental health crisis that ruined the lives of young people.
Seriously, the decline of Web2 is real.
If you pay for a product, then you are the consumer. But if you don't pay for a product, then you are the product.
"The unexamined life is not worth living." - Socrates
Problematic people are those who are problematic, thus they need attention from someone, including the Lord, to help them improve.
Decentralization requiring independent servers to run isn't the only reason why is it so hard, it also requires thousands of lines of code in order to be really decentralized.
Today, I had a dream where I was going back home from the Church only to witness an objectian orange book with black top hat and glasses. He gave me a beautiful heart drawing with eyes, so I did the same to him.
As I enter my home inside, I videotaped my cat playing with a purple yarn ball, and after that I made hot dogs and then ate it while serving my family.
The dream ended with a unicorn playing my musical compositions and balloons flying outside.
An example of cooperation with centralized and censored platforns, I mean Web2 platforms, would be them supporting the government of Nicolás Maduro in Venezuela to censor Venezuelan citizens, an illegal system supporter, something that never happened in the US in such Orwellian scale.