heartles @heartles@pdx.social

@wilbr
I hear you, but the whole 'personal responsibility' argument isn't realistic on a scalable level here. Folks in tech/20-mid30's technologically aware/privacy rights activists etc aren't the only ones who use the public domain. And I'm not specifically talking about the Fedi in this case. Vulnerable ppl and folks who aren't as tech literate need to be included and have space in discussions on paths moving forward.

I love archive.org in general and think they do important work.

The trouble begins when they make public archives of personal data that people assume would eventually go away at some point.

The assumption is wrong, but it's made anyway.

I also keep making that mistake despite knowing better. There's something about social networks that make you reveal more than you intended to the entire public, and then not realize it's not going away.

Maybe a closed social platform isn't a bad idea.

i’m gay

congrats archiveteam, you made a large group not only no longer trust you, but lose faith in internet archival and make a huge case for more personal parts of the internet disappearing!

The idea people might archive all my posts without consent is a scary one tbh

[gets hit on the head with a mallet] we should archive all available text messages by way of an opt-out only program

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i am so sorry. here is ham and bananas hollandaise

whoever came up with the idea of marketing food to depressed people: fuck off

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until a Spider-Man game makes it possible for you to run out of webbing without realizing it while swinging dozens of stories up in the air there will never be a truly good Spider-Man game

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Buying a milkshake to throw at a fascist but accidentally drinking it all before he shows up