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What if Reddit joined the Fediverse?
(media.kbin.social)
So I have thoughts about what if platforms that we seemly are trying to move away from such as Reddit decided to Fedirate and join the Fediverse.
Do you think it would be beneficial or practical in the long run?
How do you think people would change their thoughts of the Fediverse if platforms like Reddit did do this sort of thing?
What would you do if Reddit did join the Fediverse?
As others have said already, they won't do that anyway ... but in the hypothetical, unlikely scenario that they announced that they do, indeed, want to join the Fediverse, I would be super sceptical about their incentive. Do they want to somehow take over the various platforms one after another to monetize that content? To they want to screw up the Fediverse deliberately so the "redditfugees" that came here don't have a reddit alternative anymore - to eliminate competition? I wouldn't trust them to join for a "good" reason. Not after all the lies, slander and obvious, blatant bullshit Spez has pulled off.
He had multiple chances to stop the dumpster fire from burning, but instead fetched the gasoline. I'm all for giving people a "second" chance, but not a third, and definitely not an eighth or so chance. That time is over.
@justlookingfordragon Yeah I hope they just fail and people decide to move across, not sure if it would be easier if they just collapse or if they keep messing up to the point people just look for alternatives like Kbin and Lemmy.