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The international web standards organization W3C is no longer active on X/Twitter and has directed all their followers to Mastodon.(w3c.social)

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๐˜โ“„zา‰@lemmy.world
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Hope everyone from twitter moves to mastodon.

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pizzawithdirt@lemmy.world
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Please no, no need for political extremists and bots on Mastodon.

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katy โœจ@lemmy.blahaj.zone
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I mean too late for that, considering both Truth Social and Gab use Mastodon forks. The good thing is that you can just defederate from them.

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I'm A Different Bird@midwest.social
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Hey, some bots are cool. There are even whole instances devoted to bots, like botsin.space.

Spambots can go to hell though, along with their creators.

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Roflmasterbigpimp@lemmy.world
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Good!

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asudox@lemmy.world
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This is great. A big thing like W3C switching to Mastodon surely will have an impact

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aeharding@sh.itjust.works
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Good to hear!

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nintendiator@feddit.cl
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Wow, they fixed 1 out of 1234567 possible issues, and is none of the actual web standards!

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