I’ve been banned from reddit, lemmy, and now piefed for posting ai generated content with a bot. I want to have a platform where I can send all the automated ai generated content I want, and do self promotion. What’s the simplest, cheapest way to have a platform like that? I would like to complain about internet censorship due to surveillance capitalism, but it would be disingenuous when every corner of the internet does the same thing.
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- 3 months
Ok there’s enough samphappalāpā in this thread let me try a real answer.
You’re not looking for a platform. Platforms aren’t a necessary part of the internet, ask a millenial. They were created after the internet to add extra features like addictiveness and censorship.
What you want is a thing called a website
This requires hosting and a domain name
Some hosting services (e.g. GoDaddy) will impose censorship on you too. For example, they may remove content that is copyrighted in the USA.
njal.la is a pretty libertarian third-party host. Or you could host yourself; there is a Lemmy community about how to do that.
You have the option of writing HTML yourself or using a Content Management System
Good luck
- pmk@piefed.caEnglish3 months
I miss websites, like, the “under construction”-gif era websites about medieval swords or tv-show fandoms or such.
- jet@hackertalks.comEnglish3 months
Run your own Lemmy instance or Mastodon instance. You can say whatever you want, it’s absolute freedom of speech. People don’t have to listen to you, and many people may defederate, but that’s their choice
The tech is neutral. Is capitalist relations of production that weaponize it for profit and class control.
- 3 months
I disagree. The tech is indistinguishable from the ideological bias of its creators since by its nature it is exclusively a machine that communicates and surveils on their behalf. That and the fact that the AI companies in the lead would destroy the earth faster than global warming chasing a singularity ought to demonstrate by example that ‘tech’ is not value neutral.