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"Part of the reason I built diVine was, I wanted an example of this Social Media Bill of Rights. I wanted this idea that users own their own name and their content. That we get say over the algorithms and that we get transparency over them. That we get the right exit, because it's built on this Nostr protocol."
@rabble, 2025
https://revolution.social/episodes/vine-revisited-and-the-fight-against-ai-slop/
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#podcasts #RevolutionSocial #SocialMediaBillOfRights #diVine #Nostr
"Which means if you don't like our media servers, or our content rules or the way we're doing it, you can put in others servers, as part of this larger network. That opens up a lot of opportunities. So we get a BlueSky-like choose your algorithm and choose your moderator. *And* that gives you access to self-governance, where groups of people, communities, organisations, can provide their own sets of moderation, on top of this."
@rabble, 2025
https://revolution.social/episodes/vine-revisited-and-the-fight-against-ai-slop/
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"We're beta testing, we've got the 10,000 users, we're going to open it up to some more users on Android as well, so we can test there.
@rabble, 2025
https://revolution.social/episodes/vine-revisited-and-the-fight-against-ai-slop/
Ooh, pick me! Have you thought about a limited-access F-Droid repo as a way of bringing in beta testers? That's how I'd want to install it for beta testing (or via Obtainium as a second option).
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