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by FrozenVoid
1608 days ago
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What author hints at is a view of
Gemini community as ideologically monolithic
Internet Amish, refusing technology and
standards because they're opposed to
modern state of things: the opposing(author)
view is monoculture of Hypertext Web
subjugating all protocols will eventually dominate due user-friendly
and flexible nature of web stacks.
Its obvious Gemini isn't a tech solution
but a rebellion against corporate web
dominance that intentionally cripples
web experience for greater user control, but author tries to compare it
with familiar web sub-formats that are
characteristics of content: Gemini
isn't about content, its a form of
interaction that prescribes certain
limits that Internet Amish will feel
comfortable with, without introducing
too much overhead(like Tor and I2P). |
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