Reposted R F (@rpf@mastodon.social) (Mastodon)
One idea floating around is for the PH Government to regulate social media platforms. This is funny. Implement Net Neutrality, this is a way to even out the reach of social media platforms by giving the same privileges (cheaper access) to platforms that don't peddle fake news. Another is for the government to deploy their own platforms and NOT be dependent on these fake news promoting social media platforms.
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Reposted Eugene Alvin Villar 🇵🇭 (@seav@en.osm.town) (OSM Town | Mapstodon for OpenStreetMap)
@wikipedia@wikis.world has been added to the Registry of Digital Public Goods which is maintained by the Digital Public Goods Alliance (DPGA). https://wikimediafoundation.org/news/2025/02/12/wikipedia-recognized-as-a-digital-public-good/ #Wikipedia #DigitalPublicGoods
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Reposted Peter Gleick (@petergleick@fediscience.org) (FediScience.org)
Book burning? If everything was digital in Hitler's 1930s Germany, this is what his book burning would have looked like: deletion of data, removal of websites, retraction of scientific studies, censorship of words like "equity," "diversity," "climate change."

Equivalent of book burning in the digital age

(https://www.frederickcalica.com/?p=3368829)
Reposted Corey S Powell (@coreyspowell@mastodon.social) (Mastodon)
Attached: 1 image You've probably heard that "we are stardust," but this graphic breaks it down further & tells you what kind of stars your dust came from--and which elements didn't come from stars at all. https://svs.gsfc.nasa.gov/13873/ #science #nature #space

Origins of elements

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