"People are co-participants in the distribution of messaging.
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"People are co-participants in the distribution of messaging. Which is something the Fediverse has."
"If data isthe new oil, then data centers are the new pipelines."
"Where are the centralization points of our technology?"
"Data centers are a centralization of power."
Incredible pull quotes from @cwebber.
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