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I've seen a lot of discussion about Threads around the fediverse and I believe our main instance community has had a few large discussions about it (here's a recent one).

I didn't see an Agora discussion post, so I'm making one.

Can we all discuss our opinions on whether we want this instance to remain federated with Threads or not and share our reasons? I'd appreciate it!

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[–] Cannacheques 1 points 1 year ago

Agreed. Despite their production of REACT, Facebook's past use of bots and the whole trump fiasco has already made me a little skeptical of them to say the least