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  • What is Wikipedia failing at currently that decentralizing it would make better?

    Just like reddit (and many other services), its a centralized US-based service, has a history of scandals and conflicts of interest, has ties to the US state department, and is dominated by a small group of editors (despite its perception as being a universal unbiased knowledge store).

    There’s definitely a need to decentralize knowledge, move it away from US control, and allow the collaboration that activitypub provides.





  • Dessalines@lemmy.mltoFediverse@lemmy.mlThreads and the Fediverse | Kev Quirk
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    I created the software you’re using right now, and I’m fully aware of how fragile this entire experiment is. We’re going up against a system that can throw nearly unlimited resources in brainpower and money to subvert a system. It takes an astounding level of technocratic arrogance to think that you’re immune to EEE, and that you can outsmart that amount of power.