Sackeshi

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[–] Sackeshi@lemmy.world -3 points 5 hours ago (1 children)

It's undeniable that this UI is superior to all other formats of messages boards

[–] Sackeshi@lemmy.world 5 points 5 hours ago

Reddit started in 2005 and actually used bots to give the illusion of activity before it got big, it was a place for communities to have a hub and explore others when nothing like it had existed. Lemmy doesn't have that luxury people who don't like reddit for 1 reason or another will go to Lemmy if they know it exists.

[–] Sackeshi@lemmy.world 1 points 5 hours ago (1 children)

Somehow make enough to pay for a legit ad

 

There is not enough people on this site to properly achieve its purpose which is to post and discuss content. People would flock to old.lemmy.world if it was advertised. Probably seeing proper migration in a few weeks.

[–] Sackeshi@lemmy.world 4 points 1 day ago (2 children)

The rich pretend they're all powerful but really they have a much less secure money source. Where as we know our money is ours the rich can lose everything like that. Elon could go broke in a single day he's on his way out of the billionaire club because now everyone hates him

[–] Sackeshi@lemmy.world 0 points 3 days ago* (last edited 3 days ago) (1 children)

You think people didn't used to have jobs?

Back then videos were a lot less produced and more raw style. When I first started using/watching youtube in 07 content was a lot quicker to make.

"Quality" is subjective and doesn't necessarily require much money.

The requiring money isn't about cost to produce its the time it takes. Most successful channels now have several hours of editing for each video because the average standard of videos now looks like it could be produced for TV.

Thousands of people already are. Myself included. And it's not "just for fun", it's because we don't want to subject ourselves to abusive and invasive corporations.

I agree with this on paper, but in practice the "customer base" is currently Youtube and TikTok. If I want to create a serious channel with a lot of views and a large community I'd need to spend all my free time making and editing videos and without a real chance to monetize its just not worth it.

[–] Sackeshi@lemmy.world 0 points 3 days ago (3 children)

Most people don't start making videos to make money. In the early Tube days there was no money.

Not anymore, people have jobs which take up at least 8 hours of their day, sleep another lets round it to 8 hours, then other responsibilities. Anyone who seriously want to make quality videos on a consistent schedule wants to make money and the end goal being to turn it into their job.

PeerTube only has 1 less avenue for monetization than YT, among dozens.

People on Youtube are much more easily able to make money and make a living. Most of it actually has nothing to do with Youtube other than the fact that Youtube provides them with a base of billions of potential viewers.

  1. AdSense which is hands down the worst of them.
  2. Sponsors allow people to decide who they are willing to show on their videos and makes people decent money especially bigger creators. That's not going to happen on smaller platforms.
  3. Patrion this is probably the biggest one people are able to get consistent monthly income and make Youtube their full time job.
  4. Creator made subscription platforms. This is another big perk I pay for 2 curiosity stream and the history one.

No one is going to a platform thats "just for fun" because content quality will suffer and be less enjoyable for creators.

[–] Sackeshi@lemmy.world 4 points 3 days ago (1 children)

Lol why does AI need to be in ask photos when I search for a photo google can already find it with just the discription a lone for exaple License plate, name of person, time of year its so good. Just give up on the google AI please.

[–] Sackeshi@lemmy.world 1 points 1 week ago* (last edited 1 week ago)

It won't get bad there it's the richest country and has direct democracy, CHF 5,430 post tax median salary. There's nothing for an authoritarian party to say to convince voters who are the wealthier people (actual citizens) of Switzerland

Also the average assets for adults is over $700K they're too rich to fall to power hungry parties

[–] Sackeshi@lemmy.world 1 points 1 week ago (2 children)

Switzerland is probably the country most likely to leave everyone alone lol. Because they're a direct democracy and extremely decentralized. Plus internationally neutral.

[–] Sackeshi@lemmy.world 0 points 1 week ago (2 children)

We need to eliminate primaries and only allow card carrying members to vote for nominees like every other democracy it prevents cults like MAGA

 

It's no secret that we trade our information for access to the Internet. So what do you prefer a subscription based Internet with privacy protection or a free internet with companies allowed to take and sell your data

 

It's strange not seeing comment and post karma.

 

Decentralization is obviously the big thing about the Fediverse but is it TOO decentralized to gain traction?

There is no reason why they have to be fully separate domains in the same branch. You can set up a system of fully independent moderation and extreme levels of customization while having them all on one site with a front page that allows everyone to see whats popular.

A front page wouldn't prevent individual subgroups from requiring approval to join, it wouldn't prevent subgroups from banning those it doesn't want. It doesn't prevent users from blocking subgroups that it doesn't want to see on the front page.

What would be most useful is that now someone could create an account on the Reddit, Twitter, Facebook(?) alternatives and give them access to every community, and then allow each community to set its own rules, and customize its own to be unique while having a unified product to "sell" and get people to move.

Hot take? Blue Sky should be worked with to join the Fediverse as the twitter alternative and Mastodon should work to be the Facebook alternative

TLDR: One front page and general site for Lemmy, Mastodon....and to sign up and see whats popular and then have fully independent subgroups.

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