Hmmm, in that case… I guess the worst.

But it’s funny, because that bad moment felt like I was sinking, but on a springboard to new heights; while the best moment so far feels like a beautiful view from above everything.

And for the moment, I’m still going up.

By “impact” do you mean that it has made a change in me or in my life, or that I still remember it every day? Or maybe both?

The process will not be abrupt but gradual. I will stay with an email service that seems to be the most functional for me and I will change one by one first the accounts and services I use the most and then the ones I use the least. When my old email is unlinked to most things in my life, I’ll leave it abandoned for about half a year or so, to adapt, and then I’ll delete it definitively (if it’s possible without anything exploding or Google sending a Drone to kill me lol).

This wasn’t the type of GYO adaptation I was expecting…

The example is completely hypothetical, I wanted to know if a group of people created for a specific purpose or with a specific set of common ideas could be considered an Echo Chamber. And if so, then what wouldn’t be an echo chamber?

It was on YouTube or anywhere else? Sounds interesting.

accusations of being an echo chamber are mostly made against inclusive spaces by people who are upset that they can’t air non inclusive opinions.

And there’s where Poppers enters with “You can’t be tolerant with the intolerant”.

Although, so any group of people that shares believes is an Echo Chamber regardless?

Interesting take. Yeah, if good faith criticism is silenced, it’s a clear sign there’s something fishy

I have the migration pending.

Thanks!

That’s exactly my goal, to start with Spanish content, gain some traction and then expand to other languages (English and maybe Portuguese 'cause Brazilian people are hella fun).

May I ask Where can I find those support channel you talk about?

Pikachu is just furry Joy

This is what helps me with that:

1. A healthy amount of Scepticism is always good.
2. Fact check any new information by yourself and make your own conclusion.
3. Discuss your ideas with others and make questions (just like you are doing right now).
4. Be open to be corrected if you’re wrong in something.
5. NEVER assume you know everything you need to know about anything.

You don’t need me to tell you. You think is necessary?

Communes, mutual aid, Unions, cooperatives… And yeah, violence too, only if its necessary.

Waiting for the revolution to “just happen” is the best way for it not to happen at all.

It’s almost like, too, that something unspeakably neo-liberal happened in 1980

I really hope Reagan is burning in hell 🔥🔥

It is difficult because many new users come from centralized experiences and for them it is more natural to simply enter the first instance they find, which will always be Mastodon.social. They may also think that being on smaller instances means less visibility (which I believe is not the case, although I am open to be corrected on this).

I think the ideal would be a kind of recommendation system based on tastes and interests. When you go to the Mastodon site to register, it asks you your main interests and based on those it recommends one or another instance.

That sounds very plausible

There’s no need to be rude, fella. Hope life keeps treating you well though.