Please feel no pressure, you're already going to change millions of lives. I'm not sure you realize how much power you're weaving at the moment, if such a thing is possible.

I’ve developed this, translate as needed: 1/3

#! /usr/bin/sh

if test $(echo $1 | wc -c) -le 140; then
/usr/bin/toot post "$1" &&
/home/oceane/.local/bin/twtxt tweet "$1" ||
echo "Je n’ai pas pu poster sur ActivityPub, je ne posterai donc pas non plus sur twtxt !";
else echo "Ce message dépasse 140 signes et ne peut pas être posté !";
fi

I'm not trying to get Zuckerberg or Dorsey tried anymore. I'd rather dismantle the institutions that've enabled them. Look, I'm not even mad at them – trials just help to cover up failing social institutions. People being found guilty are mere scapegoats.

Which stable aspects of society (not people, and especially not last names) have made us suffer? How can we reform them? My best guess is “not by defending their loopholes by punishing the people who've abused them”.

I'm still not sure whether I'll do my master thesis on self-harm or on the way social media are meant to trap improductive people into improductivity, covering as many use cases as possible in the most confusing and unhealthy way as possible (for example Twitter is terrible for publishing, but also for healthy communities and as a messaging platform). Bonfire is poised to cover these use cases fairly well, and there are lives, and even elections at stake. (Don't get me started on the way the spectacle is a modelisation scheme meant to get people like Mr. Macron elected through foreign funding.)