I would love to quit Meta’s platforms but I’m locked in by their use by schools as an update platform. I can quit but then I opt out of photos of my kid at school. It is also very hard to advocate for schools to use an alternative platform.

For example, a company can provide a paid identity verification service and provide a verification list users can subscribe to. I could also subscribe to a list from the New York Times of all their verified journalists. This would add some visual indicator to their profile on Bluesky.

What about expanding the moderation list architecture to create verification lists that users can subscribe to? This centralizes verification within AT Protocol and creates "composable" verification.

They also spend significant resources on painting spaces outside of their echo chambers as echo chambers, creating a false equivalency. This factionalized version of media is what they want.

Wtf is this?

Do you know where you can get the source data for this graph?

Sadly she didn’t like that response