We're RIGHT HERE

[nthavoc@lemmy.today]

I don't even .... Just odd.

[hellfire103@lemmy.ca]

Ptime example:

[watty@lemm.ee]

I used to think that the perceived complexity of the fediverse was creating a hurdle for more adoption.

Now all these fucking people are learning Chinese to better use RedNote.

Apparently convenience isn't actually a barrier? I'm baffled why so many people are flocking to anything other than the fediverse.

[p4ulin_kbana@lemmy.eco.br]

Fediverse fanboys when they realise that their obscure and socially complex software isn't know by many people specially outside of the tech bubble, and that it's not the same experiences that they will get with their known platforms:

[p4ulin_kbana@lemmy.eco.br]

I like your welcoming attitude! /s

[p4ulin_kbana@lemmy.eco.br]

You forgot .ml

[unknown1234_5@kbin.earth]

and TikTok forced so much uninteresting content and ads that you got to a good video just as fast, and features beyond the videos are irrelevant.

[nroth@lemmy.world]

I think it's probably marketing more than convenience

[thebat@lemmy.world]

"This is why Trump won!!11!"

[jodanlime@midwest.social]

I agree. You have to either be in the tech sphere or privacy sphere to know about fediverse apps. Outside of reddit refugees I don't think anyone using the normal apps know about fediverse options or what that even means to be decentralized. I don't think it's really a functionality or convenience issue, we really need our own special interest groups or something to help with fedi app branding and PR. Not sure if that is even something that is crowd sourceble?

[rigatti@lemmy.world]

I'm not a TikTok user, but that's like the opposite of what I've heard from my friends who use it.

[gravitas_deficiency@sh.itjust.works]

On that note, I’d be shocked if one or more of the alphabet agencies haven’t developed a half-duplex version of the fediverse platforms purely for surveillance purposes. The openness of the ecosystem is really nice, but the default promiscuity of the protocols in question does have some specific and notable drawbacks.

[rhoeri@lemmy.world]

In addition, every hour, on the hour, a jackbooted wannabe PLA soldier that looks remarkably like any random 15 year-old kid from Cleveland will be at your door to read- and mispronounce several paragraphs of The Communist Manifesto.

[inhale_vegetables@aussie.zone]

And because of the potential blackmail stuff I suppose

[mehblah@lemmy.world]

Truth hurts some but eases others irritation.

[saharamaleikuhm@feddit.org]

Cause people are idiots? Yeah, I think so.

[therealjcdenton@lemmy.zip]

People so stupid

[sigmaklimgrindset@sopuli.xyz]

Apparently some Israeli-Americans went on Red Note to specifically asked Chinese people what they thought of Israel, and users basically said they were "Devil's on this earth for killing babies" which like...damn. Even through the Great Firewall they aren't beating the allegations.

So I'm sure the Israeli lobby will get that banned next, we shouldn't worry.

[witten@lemmy.world]

It's marketing, but it's also the value proposition. Average Joes don't see the value in decentralization or the freedom from corporate control. Although that may change under an authoritarian regime....

[xor@lemmy.dbzer0.com]

show me a federated system that has a bunch of cool tiktoky videos….
afaik, it’s mostly text and that much data would be a huge problem