Comment on Bandcamp... What now?
Kecessa@sh.itjust.works 1 year agoOr, you know, the music creators could seize the means of distribution and take care of it themselves… Again, discoverability for anything that’s decentralized has yet to be proven better than a centralized solution. I never search answers to issues on Lemmy, I search on Reddit or Steam forums (for game issues). I don’t go on Google to look for new music, I go on Spotify.
Anyway, what’s the advantage for the artists exactly? They need to trust Sir_poop_up_my_butt with their music on their server and hope that they don’t just go offline at some point rendering their music inaccessible just like the content of some instances just disappeared because people got bored with Lemmy and hosting their instance?
ttmrichter@lemmy.world 1 year ago
The. Advantage. Is. Discoverability.
If you can’t figure out from there what the issue is, you’re on your own Sparky. Maybe talk to an artist struggling with the current system tell them they just have to “take care of it themselves”. I’d advise not saying it in person, though, or you’ll wind up getting … ah … bruised. Slightly. Every so slightly.
Kecessa@sh.itjust.works 1 year ago
And as I said multiple times, discoverability sucks in a decentralized service.
ttmrichter@lemmy.world 1 year ago
You asserted it multiple times, yes, but substantiated nothing.
Go off and waste someone else’s feed, Sparky. I’ve got better things to bang my head against than brick walls.
Kecessa@sh.itjust.works 1 year ago
You haven’t shown how a decentralized system is better for discoverability and the original claim was that it is, without anything to substantiate the claim. So far decentralization experiences show that it’s pretty much impossible to find content on there, heck, even Reddit is bad to share and accumulate content/knowledge compared to traditional forums and websites!