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  1. CW: Long thread/eof

    The Fediverse is designed to keep switching costs as low as possible, by enshrining the #RightOfExit into the technical architecture of the system. The ability to leave a service without paying a price is the best defense we have against the scourge of enshittification.

    (Thanks to @TimHarford for inspiring this column via an offhand remark in his kitchen a couple months ago!)

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  2. CW: Long thread/eof

    The Fediverse is designed to keep switching costs as low as possible, by enshrining the #RightOfExit into the technical architecture of the system. The ability to leave a service without paying a price is the best defense we have against the scourge of enshittification.

    (Thanks to @TimHarford for inspiring this column via an offhand remark in his kitchen a couple months ago!)

    eof/

  3. CW: Long thread/eof

    The Fediverse is designed to keep switching costs as low as possible, by enshrining the #RightOfExit into the technical architecture of the system. The ability to leave a service without paying a price is the best defense we have against the scourge of enshittification.

    (Thanks to @TimHarford for inspiring this column via an offhand remark in his kitchen a couple months ago!)

    eof/

  4. CW: Long thread/eof

    The Fediverse is designed to keep switching costs as low as possible, by enshrining the #RightOfExit into the technical architecture of the system. The ability to leave a service without paying a price is the best defense we have against the scourge of enshittification.

    (Thanks to @TimHarford for inspiring this column via an offhand remark in his kitchen a couple months ago!)

    eof/

  5. CW: Long thread/eof

    The Fediverse is designed to keep switching costs as low as possible, by enshrining the #RightOfExit into the technical architecture of the system. The ability to leave a service without paying a price is the best defense we have against the scourge of enshittification.

    (Thanks to @TimHarford for inspiring this column via an offhand remark in his kitchen a couple months ago!)

    eof/

  6. CW: Long thread/31

    The #RightOfExit and the #FreedomOfReach (the principle that anyone can talk to anyone who wants to talk to them) are both key to #TechnologicalSelfDetermination. They are both imperfect and incomplete, but together, they are stronger, and form a powerful check on both greed and cruelty-based predation:

    pluralistic.net/2022/12/19/bet

    31/

  7. CW: Long thread/31

    The #RightOfExit and the #FreedomOfReach (the principle that anyone can talk to anyone who wants to talk to them) are both key to #TechnologicalSelfDetermination. They are both imperfect and incomplete, but together, they are stronger, and form a powerful check on both greed and cruelty-based predation:

    pluralistic.net/2022/12/19/bet

    31/

  8. CW: Long thread/31

    The #RightOfExit and the #FreedomOfReach (the principle that anyone can talk to anyone who wants to talk to them) are both key to #TechnologicalSelfDetermination. They are both imperfect and incomplete, but together, they are stronger, and form a powerful check on both greed and cruelty-based predation:

    pluralistic.net/2022/12/19/bet

    31/

  9. CW: Long thread/31

    The #RightOfExit and the #FreedomOfReach (the principle that anyone can talk to anyone who wants to talk to them) are both key to #TechnologicalSelfDetermination. They are both imperfect and incomplete, but together, they are stronger, and form a powerful check on both greed and cruelty-based predation:

    pluralistic.net/2022/12/19/bet

    31/

  10. CW: Long thread/31

    The #RightOfExit and the #FreedomOfReach (the principle that anyone can talk to anyone who wants to talk to them) are both key to #TechnologicalSelfDetermination. They are both imperfect and incomplete, but together, they are stronger, and form a powerful check on both greed and cruelty-based predation:

    pluralistic.net/2022/12/19/bet

    31/