The main lesson of the Bluesky thing is not anything to do with protocols or technology.
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The main lesson of the Bluesky thing is not anything to do with protocols or technology. It’s that making one person the official referee of too many peoples’ communications inevitably drives that person insane
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The main lesson of the Bluesky thing is not anything to do with protocols or technology. It’s that making one person the official referee of too many peoples’ communications inevitably drives that person insane
I don’t know where the exact upper limit is, but I bet it’s way less than a million people
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I don’t know where the exact upper limit is, but I bet it’s way less than a million people
I bet it’s about 150 (Dunbar number)
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The main lesson of the Bluesky thing is not anything to do with protocols or technology. It’s that making one person the official referee of too many peoples’ communications inevitably drives that person insane
@jalefkowit I'm trying to think of a counterargument and failing. Lowtax being the extreme example, but, it seems like either you get out when you have the chance and try to return to normal (MySpace Tom, moot) or it destroys you.
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I bet it’s about 150 (Dunbar number)
@paninid @jalefkowit it can't be that low. Thousands of mostly normal people maintain forums and Mastodon instances with way more users than that (myself included, though I admit to being on the outer edge of normal).