Elena Rossini recently shared a thought-provoking post on Mastodon that caught the attention of many. She raised eyebrows with a scenario where Mastodon could potentially secure a whopping $100 million from a crypto venture capital fund without disclosing it for a whole year. The idea seems almost unfathomable, and her post really taps into the ongoing discussions about transparency in the tech world.
Her post included a quote from a press release that highlighted the vast amount of public records—about 20 billion—contained within the platform, showcasing the interactions that make up the ecosystem. It’s a staggering figure that emphasizes how much data is being collected and shared. Elena’s interpretation of this as “data harvesting at its finest” struck a chord with many, sparking conversations about privacy and data ethics.
With 140 likes and 153 reblogs, it’s clear that her commentary resonated with the community. The 13 replies also indicate that people are engaging with the topic, sharing their thoughts and concerns about the implications of such data practices. It’s a reminder of how critical discussions around social media and data usage continue to be.
If you want to dive deeper into the subject, you can check out the original link she shared regarding Bluesky’s Series B funding. It adds more context to the conversation about the future of social platforms and their responsibilities towards users.
