My point is that you’re arguing that Russia (which is currently ruled by a genocidal, authoritarian regime and is trying to force all of its citizens onto state-controlled social media to monitor everyone) would be a good ally in the fight to keep E2EE alive.
The amount of cognitive dissonance in your comments is disturbing
The inconvenience of switching and learning a new thing is the largest deterrent.
Honestly, oftentimes it’s not evem that, it’s the perception of learning being difficult.
I have some friends decided to pay hundreds of dollars to hire a plumber for something pretty simple to fix. As in, it’d take $50 and an hour once you factor in learning and practice runs. And they’re always complaining about not having money, yet they got mad when I told them how easy it was
The Lemmy data proves this - a minority of people may react in the heat of the moment but over time they will migrate back to the platform that everyone else is using.
Except it doesn’t. Whole sole people dropped off after 2-3 months, most of the active users stayed here.
Whether or not Lemmy has had a slight uptick in growth over the last couple of months was never the point I was making
You were claiming the Lemmy was dying and hemorrhaging users. That’s what I responded to, because the data shows otherwise.
If you make 3 claims in a thread and I refute claim #2, my response isn’t invalidated just because I didn’t address your other 2 points.
if you’d actually bothered to read my original comment or used your brain
Again, you’re over-relying on ad-hominem attacks. If you’re going to be like this you may as well go back to Reddut
No, don’t rrmove it from the list. Make a note acknowledging the issue so others see it