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I like it, until this: witchsky.app/profile/did:... Which made me realized, there's a culture and language factor involved. - ISP is "universal" in the Philippines. I'm surprised it's incorrectly used and referred to as "the wifi" in the West. - SNS is common in Pacific-Asia (CJKM + ASEAN), only

Eli Mallon@iame.li

I dunno how universal “ISP” is either, I often here it colloquially and inaccurately referred to as “the wi-fi”

the Philippines, and I think Indonesia and Singapore, also use "Social Media" side-by-side with SNS. If we go back 20–30 years ago: - "Text"/"Texting" was exclusively a Filipino terminology. - SMS was the term used by the rest of the world (which is unknown to this day in the Philippines). The

point is that culture and language plays a role in communication, and I think this is why the community can't agree on anything. 1. We're all from different cultures and languages. 2. We have different valid experiences and views on what works _locally_ (can't emphasize that enough). 3. There is no

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single authority managing the communication for the ATmosphere network. (100% decentralization isn't good, like in this case (look at the Fediverse network, people hate the term (was coined since 2010/2), proposals were given, but no one agreed which new name to use)). For this discourse to be