Do organisations like that generally use platforms like Lemmy? Do they have a presence on Reddit for example?
I'd have thought that platforms like Mastodon (or Twitter) were more suited to things like making announcements.
I suppose forum-like platforms (like Lemmy) could be used for discussion and coordination of initiatives, I just haven't seen it used like that myself. I would think they'd mostly want at least a semi-private space for that (e.g. an old-school dedicated forum, or a private Facebook group), not just on the open internet like Lemmy.
A key piece of information some people may not be aware of is that James Packer and Mariah Carey were engaged in 2016. So the idea is that Packer suffers even more than the rest of us for having to hear that song a hundred times in December, as each time he is also reminded of his ex.
That it's dIcTaToR dAn making a menacing phone call from Tiananmen Square, is, as far as I know, just a template and a bit of surreal flair. I suppose it makes some sense for an ALP politician to have a hostile orientation towards an Australian billionaire, especially one who has owned news media.