David Mohring on Infostack’s Newsletter

https://substack.com/@nzheretic/note/c-39386564 See above linked note. The problem is that the solutions are likely to be detrimental ( or disruptive) to the business model of the current major platform players. Major players hogging the attention of the audience, such as companies formerly known as Twitter & Facebook, already deny third party apps access to their platforms & also algorithmic-ly de-promote or hide links to outside platforms , any intermediate app between the user & the platform is going to face major hurdles to get implemented & adopted by users. To take back the lost attention, the major stakeholders, current old broadcast & publishing media industrys, real journalists, legitimate advertisers & even user collectives themselves need to form CO-OPs in each country or state to host their own social media platform. Each CO-OP should be focusing on the local potential audience but interconnected by federated service protocols (as was USENET & future Bluesky ) , with stricter peering agreements filtering out or flagging scams, disinformation & the worst detrimental content.