This Wednesday, February 19, at 18:00 GMT, we’re hosting a Twitter Spaces Event where we’ll dive into Autonomi, exploring what an autonomous network really is and how it differs from the web we know today. This is the first in a series of sessions, so stay tuned for more!
If you’re already familiar, you know how exciting this is and hope to see you there. And if you’re new or just curious, we’d love to have you join us:
The same type of people / community will create the same kind of platform:
"Over at Bluesky, “little by little, they [the users] started asking Jay [Graber, the CEO] and the team for moderation tools, and to kick people off. And unfortunately they followed through with it,” Dorsey told Pirate Wires.
“That was the second moment I thought, uh, nope,” Dorsey added. “This is literally repeating all the mistakes we [Twitter] made as a company. This is not a protocol that’s truly decentralized. It’s another app. It’s another app that’s just kind of following in Twitter’s footsteps, but for a different part of the population.”"
Nostr has the most promise as an alterative at this point in time. Hopefully someone builds something like Nostr on Autonomi.
I can read bluesky without signing up for an account and I’m not forced to see the most depraved nonsense and can create a feed that actually consists of things that are relevant and interesting. It also doesn’t provide influence to a Nazi, which is always nice. The fact that Dorsey doesn’t like it, makes it a plus for me.
So Autonomi should move the stage to Bluesky so it can make one person happy that has a polarized ideology rather than using a platform that will get the most exposure? Seems logical and not emotional at all…
Yo. I’m saying X.com doesn’t censor as much as it did pre-Musk takeover, and that Jack Dorsey is saying he has left because Bluesky it is censoring like twitter did pre-Musk.
But ultimately the end goal for these platforms is a decentralized platform like Nostr… so if we should move anywhere at this point in time it should be Nostr, but that doesn’t make sense at the moment because it isn’t big enough. The goal is awareness at this phase.
Ultimately, that didn’t work out and Dorsey sold the social media company to Elon Musk in October 2022 for $44 billion.
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Elon Musk purchased Twitter from Dorsey in October 2022 for $44 million and has since been transforming it into X, “the everything app,” similar to China’s WeChat.