https://fedibb.ml

I’m mostly interested in discourse communities being able to communicate with one another.

It would be hard to do a worse job than the big social networks

Good. It’s boring without them.

You’d be surprised what corporations dump resources into.

Why not both? Replacing their existing Twitter profile with Mastodon doesn’t remove the possibility to integrate AP into their platform. It probably makes it more likely.

I feel like they reduce toxicity by calling it out

Sure, that could be one benefit to an organization.

However, my point was that the organization can control their messaging, rather than following the whims and rules of a conflicting company.

The replies were beyond inept for a social media manager.

The WaPo bans showed that social media should be controlled in-house (or at least appear to be, like email.) Medium is just a bit ahead of the curve. Expect others to follow.

Now do one for lemmy!

In the worst case scenario where discussion is mostly held on a few instances owned by vampires, we’re still better off because federation is a helpful feature.