Paul Boddie <[email protected]> ha scritto:
[...]
With such considerations in mind, does anyone else think that the topic of
genuinely free communication might be worthy of a comprehensive campaign? One
that would focus on solutions and not problems.
I'm too ignorant to seriously evaluate whether a campaign would be
worth, so I'm not going to push my point too much. "Free
communication" looks to me more like a personal topic, while "entities
needlessly advertising proprietary [pdf] software" looks to me more
like an institutional topic, worth of a public campaign. My view is
that most people won't change their mind about personal communications
because of a campaign. What might convince them is a talk from someone
they trust AND a viable solution. Something which is more or less
working for me is helping people install F-Droid, Conversations and
Riot. The recurring issues, after helping them register and connect
with me, are android battery saving killing the app and notifications
not working on riot-ios.
I've been trying Movim, Dandelion and Tusky for a week, and I'd only
recommend Tusky, unless one is willing to deal with a platform in
developement.
/b
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