Poll: How should the Social Web Foundation engage with Meta?
Poll: How should the Social Web Foundation engage with Meta?
Poll: How should the Social Web Foundation engage with Meta? One of the hot-button issues about the new Social Web Foundation ( @swf@socialwebfoundation.org ) is their relationship with Meta (Facebook and Instagram's parent company). There are a lot of different ways to engage ... which do you thi...
The Social Web Foundation (SWF) is a new non-profit with a mission of "a growing, healthy, financially viable and multi-polar Fediverse”. In TechCrunch, Sarah Perez reported that SWF has "some backing" from Meta as well as Flipboard, Ghost, Mastodon, and others as well as a "large grant" from the Ford Foundation. "In total, SWF is closing in on $1 million in financial support."
One of the hot buttons in the discussion is SWF's relationship with Meta. So I set up a series of polls on Mastodon. Here are the options for this one -- I'm not sure how to do polls on Lemmy, so please leave your thoughts in the comments
- SWF shouldn't engage with Meta at all
- SWF should work with Meta occasionally, when it's necessary
- SWF should work with Meta together often, but no formal relationship
- SWF should have Meta as a partner, advisor, or some other formal relatoinship, but no funding
- SWF should take funding from Meta, but no formal relationship
- SWF should take funding from Meta and a formal relatiionship
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Facebook and it's ilk are the reason I moved away from other forms of social media and internet community.
Working with them in any form seems like a great way to poison the waters if the fediverse.
There should be zero collaboration.
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Threads is federating with Mastodon
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Considering the thread title of "Meta", the fact that Meta used to be called Facebook, and Albatross's wording "and it's ilk", it should be safe to assume we are talking about Meta as a whole and not just Facebook.com.
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Quite the opposite, it's very very old. :)
ilk noun
• family, class, or kind: "he and all his ilk."
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ilk means kind in this instance.