So like StumbleUpon but vendor-locked to already popular services. Any possibility it could get a Fediverse edition? That sounds actually useful instead of supporting continued useage of platforms with boardroom controlled content-selection algorithms.
this post was submitted on 04 Oct 2025
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Unless you like seminars about GNU, there's not really a lot of original media on the Fediverse that the average person would be interested in.
The Fediverse is a niche within a niche.
Any possibility it could get a Fediverse edition?
I hope so. I do not own that website
supports a total of 16 platforms
16 commercial web sites that are actively destroying the internet. Not that "obscure" IMHO.
They said obscure contents not obscure platforms