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This just means that you're not really here for the stated purpose of fediverse (to create a digital commons) you're here for an alternative to reddit. You don't care if it's centralised and in the hands of one person or not, you're just mad at what reddit did.
What this misses is that reddit didn't do what it did just because Spez is a meanie. It did what it did because it's what EVERY capitalist would have done in the run up to IPO.
What you miss here is that you're just advocating for exactly the same conditions that caused what you didn't like. And for some reason you don't think those conditions would re-create exactly the same outcome in future.
You fail to understand that these outcomes are not the project of individuals with the wrong ideas. They are systemic issues and the entire point of fediverse is to subvert that system and the many problems it creates.
Lmao, this "individual responsibility" shit is just you regurgitating Ayn Rand/Thatcherite bollocks. "Oh the corporations became the overseers of everything simply because they made a better product" is such an utterly house-broken and naive mindset. "Ohhh you just need to make a better product and then you'll magically beat them, wink wink".
It is extremely rare that I see someone this housebroken.
"Opportunity" lmao. Someone works in tech, and can't stop themselves using corporate office speak in an anti-corporate conversation. You sound like you're giving a whiteboard presentation.