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Every member of Congress is provided with their own website, a subdomain of either house.gov or senate.gov, for the entirety of their term. If your representati
by clowd 5y ago
Every member of Congress is provided with their own website, a subdomain of either house.gov or senate.gov, for the entirety of their term. If your representative neglects that website and chooses to communicate through a private outlet instead, that's something to complain to your representative about.
- josephcsible 5y agoIt's not a case of representatives neglecting that website. It's a case of the people not looking at that website, because they're too busy looking at Twitter instead.
- riffic 5y agothe audience will move if necessary. Open protocols should be the default. We have W3C recommendations that make the federated social web possible.
- josephcsible 5y ago> Open protocols should be the default. We have W3C recommendations that make the federated social web possible. I agree. > the audience will move if necessary. If we let that be the plan, then our filter bubble problem will get even worse. Everyone left of a certain point will only be on Twitter, and everyone else will only be on the fediverse. It's a lot less likely that people will follow anyone they disagree with if they'd need another account they couldn't otherwise use.