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  • Chozo@kbin.social
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    I would mind, I just don’t think that it’s worth cutting off huge swaths of communities, whom are largely not Nazis, from each other.

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        1 year ago

        Then find a new instance instead of trying to force this one to meet your standards.

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          But that’s hard work. It’s much easier to tell other people what they should be doing with the service they provide for free.

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          If it can’t be done for free, but already existing services like Reddit & Threads are free to use, then the barrier to entry is insurmountable to roughly 90% of users.

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            Yes, things do have costs, and they must be paid somehow, either directly or through things like advertising, which comes with its own set of rather perverse incentives.

            That most people value convenience and no direct cost to them is just a fact of the world, and I genuinely don’t see the harm in companies providing services that fill that desire. There certainly are other things that they do that absolutely can be criticized, but “providing a free service that people want to use” isn’t inherently objectionable.