mailcow seems to be pretty nice, thanks for introducing me to this. I have to admit that the 800MB RAM minimum requirement makes my eyes water slightly.

Still, nothing a Pi can’t handle

I’ve seen the future, brother, it is murder.

SPF, DKIM, and DMARC all make it near impossible to host your own email server. Mail will simply get lost.

Yes, we live in an age where email only works properly if you use a service from a large entity using weird badly-defined email security protocols that they invented.

This is the reality.

That was, that was sure… yep, that was that was

Evident Riesil

That poor bird

I completely agree, though they have an interesting policy where they themselves cannot be a primary source of information but can only quote secondary (news) sources.

The aim of this policy is to stay as impartial as possible, so that a Wikipedia page can link to another page, but not cite another Wikipedia page as a news source.

Great in theory, but the reality is that they remove hundreds of pages of content where the primary sources of that page (usually a news website) is no longer accessible (archive.org or otherwise).

Right-wing news media can therefore win in the longrun by simply keeping their news sources always online and available for Wikipedia to source, since left-wing news media is more likely to have expired links. Overtime this will compound to a right-wing bias.

The best thing for anyone to do therefore is to fund the archiving sites. Archive.org in particular is a crucial piece of news infrastructure keeping Wikipedia balanced.

easy there Geordie, no need to come to the same conclusion twice!