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Many blessings on you and your family

they’re for profit

From my subscription cost, yes. This aligns my privacy goals with their need for income which is not the case for “free” advertising-supported products.

I encourage subscribers to go make themselves heard on this post if you support being able to disable particular indexes such as Yandex.

You think this is the last step?

Seriously. What the fuck TechCrunch?

I don’t think I’ve had that problem?

Until you explain email is federation.

What does a hard fork get this author that blocking meta’s domains from their account not get them?

Idk I’m a fan of open standards.

a number of people asked…

The same number of people forget just how well the government does tech.

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This is exactly what comes to mind when some fedi people want to block all the search engines.

Good answers from real people are what drove everyone to start appending “Reddit” to the end of searches. The rest of the results are SEO trash.

I’d like to see a lot of that traffic move to lemmy and other fedi stuff and I think letting indexers do their thing is positive.

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The one paid podcast I pay for does this.

You pay on their site and then you get a personal RSS URL to put in your catcher.

Not applicable.

I’ve already fixed CW on my end by using the setting to show everything by default. They don’t personally bother me.

Those that expect me to CW benign things bother me.

My comment was and continues to be about people who isolate themselves because people post scary pictures of eye contact and plates of food.

Ah, so now that I’ve shown I wasn’t full of shit, you need to change tack.

This is something you could have responded with to my original comment.

And it is a form of isolation. Its isolation the poor sensitive souls on Mastodon subject themselves to willingly.

I’m vegan and I’ve run into vegans on mastodon who bitch and moan about CW on posts with animal products and that’s just as ridiculous.

Again, grow the fuck up.

Jesus you’re annoying.

is a single example from 10 seconds of scrolling.

Now, what are you going to do with that information? What was the point?

Edit: hahaha just search Mastodon for “eye contact”. There’s more than I originally thought.

I’ll invite you to reread my original comment to answer your question.

Where’s the strawman? Those are specific examples I’ve seen.