5 months ago.... I was going to say, I have been using this feature for months. It works really well.
I didn't realize it was a fork. I just installed it from f-droid!
Oh right, the guy that says we should forget about our climate goals because AI will solve them.
Toga toga
That's my approach. The problem is letting other people know which messengers you have.
I don't use Matrix bridges, if two people are using WhatsApp over Matrix bridges, does it have a way of letting you know and switching to Matrix?
Moving people to Signal has been a slow road, even though it's feature rich and has a lot of users.
I don't know a single person IRL that uses Matrix.
I like Matrix and I use it but I'm not too experienced with it so I'm not going to push it hard. The bridges seem like a really great selling point but I have no experience with them.
Yeah... It's non-profit and open source... it's not ideal but Matrix or something else is an even harder sell.
Better than Facebook.
But once you have a few anchor friends you can find excuses to pull the other friends into group chats one at a time.
We just moved my partner's family chat to Signal. Largely due to the current politics.
Their old bridges were so easy to setup. The new ones are tricky to setup as stand-alone units, but apparently easier to setup if you have a ubiquiti switch. It feels like they are trying to push people into a closed ecosystem.
That would be the most fair. For sure.
Good question.
I'm making a lot of assumptions. I assume that hosting a refugee takes some money, at least initially until they get settled. I assume that refugees don't have a preference in where they live, which is almost certainly wrong.
So I guess in a fair world when there is work that needs to be done the more wealthy would pay more, maybe each country pays a fixed percent of GDP. On that thought, just because a country doesn't host a refugee, doesn't mean that they aren't paying for the refugee to be hosted. It seems like UNHCR probably facilites moving money around to pay for refugees. So a better plot than this plot, to asses "fairness", would be how much of each country pays to have refugees hosted. But that may be a harder number to calculate.
When I created a lemmy community (sub-lemmy) nearly 2 years ago on lemmy.world, I remember becoming the mod instantly.
Maybe I am mistaken, or maybe different instances have different policies.
did you create one? If you look in the sidebar does it say who is the mod?