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[–] blueshades@lemmy.world 1 points 1 year ago (1 children)

It’s hard to predict but the extinguish part would come from bigger non-Threads instances implementing compatibility with Thread-only extensions (in the interest of their users, or for money) and fragmenting the community. Threads then becomes the defacto ActivityPub standard. Maybe some instances stay true to the standard but with extremely reduced communities because now they can’t see what other instances are publishing. So now you have to decide between your ideals and your social network. At best, you’re back to square 0.

[–] Hotzilla@sopuli.xyz 2 points 1 year ago

It happens in the extend part.

Large corporation will have much more resources, they will implement features and refactoring, which small open source teams do not have capability to implement. They will start pulling users because they support features that other do not.

This also means that they will start getting control.

And then finally they just cut the communication, and split the community. All the way they can claim to be working "for the community"