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trans remembrance day
I don't know if others deal with this but I get a lot of announcements on my social media of people recognizing and upholding "Trans Remembrance Day"... keep wanting to say something but keep just being polite and passing by quietly. Anyone else having a similar experience?
The question is if that would be allowed. They don’t allow white supremacy etc. Now the question is if they lump us in with Nazis. The failing effort to remove Jesse Singal from the platform makes me think they don’t. Minds are changing.
At the moment they seem to moderate by mob consensus. As more "normies" join up, this will probably change. At the moment the furries and fetishists and techbros outnumber the normal people but as Twitter becomes increasingly unusable more people and brands will migrate.
Over the last couple days there’s been a lot of BS promotion here. It’s strange.
Post-election, some more people finally followed through with moving to BlueSky from X, and it seems to have finally gained some mainstream relevance. It's basically like the old Twitter, but not at its peak.
I'm not sure how available self-hosting Bluesky is just yet. There's work done on that front and I'm not up-to-date on it, but I think it's still missing features.
That being said, Bluesky isn't all that different from any other self-hostable microblogging platform. You could do the same with mastodon - it's just a different protocol.
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Do other instances on ActivityPub actually federate with Spinster, or is it blocked? I only very briefly tried out Mastodon a few years ago, but I think I remember whatever instance I was on blocked tons of servers they considered objectionable so that they couldn't be seen or interacted with at all. I would assume being rad-fem would be enough for typical server owners to block a server
I'm sorry but I wouldn't even want to support that website
What do you dislike about it?