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RE: Why I Disagree With The Strategy Of Exiting Facebook, Twitter And YouTube
Yes, we shouldn't leave them their platforms to propagandize the sheep in peace.
Yes, we should also tear down the centralized platforms to replace them with decentralized ones.
While we may be forced to use their platforms now to disrupt their narratives, it's important to remember the end goal of taking power out of their hands. Swann is right about decentralization being the way of the future. Caity is right that we shouldn't get ahead of ourselves in this pursuit.
I have a feeling that things will be like waves. groups go silent, others get loud, they get senosored, others get loud, sensored people get back in, and get loud. etc etc. until the entire platform is nolonger relevant.
But this is hard to predict. It all will become a cat and mouse game. Some people get angry others just say fuck it . The different psychological types of people all do their own thing. And none of those platforms are able to deal with that as they where build as a one size fits all solution.
I can see it all come apart and people give up on social media alltogether. Time will tell...