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That isn't really the point of the original post which was mainly addressing privacy concerns. I totally understand the feeling of being pulled toward whatever has the biggest audience, especially if you are trying to make a living. But I think the struggle to monetize every corner of our internet lives is actually part of the problem (discord or any other service would not bother doing shady stuff without an incentive). You can still be a developer and want to chat with people without it being a brand mission.

I do agree with what you are writing.

I think i am personally rather disappointed about where the internet has gone. There isn't much magic left, when i started using it in the 90s. Like or not Like, you personal credit is what seems to matter. Plus adds that follow you.  I just used Shutup 10 which made Windows a little dumber. I lost convenience but won more peace.

I only have very view channels on Discord. Mostly devs but i hardly look inside. 

Personally i tend to go more opensource because that way, there is less spying. There are a lot of good alternatives out there to replace Discord. Revolt - Find Your Community

The rest of the internet is still there (try Neocities and Nekoweb for an easy change of scenery). Remember, we used to have to search for websites. Google and many other engines try really hard to steer you toward products... go for alternatives such as the ones listed at the bottom of this page:

https://goblin-heart.net/sadgrl/cyberspace/surf-the-web

Thanks for sharing.

I actually have a space at Neocities.
True, i have DuckDuckGo for searches.
The point is, there are options. Like always there are.

Your share looks nice. It looks a little odd on my 27 inch widescreen. lol but i will try it out.
The only thing i can add of wisdom is, that your are a product on the web. To 99% at least. So it is harder to escape this fact and very few people are trying to be invisible to potential cookie hunters.
Again, thanks for sharing

Oh, that isn't my website. It was made by Sadness, who also created www.yesterweb.org. Unfortunately things there got out of control and she had to step away from webmastering, but at least some of the resources are still there.