Excited to announce that the @EUCommission has updated it's follow buttons on the website footer!

@hpod16 @EUCommission That’s mildly interesting and all, and wish we could celebrate it. But considering the EU is fighting hard to invade everyone’s privacy by repeatedly trying to introduce Chat Control, age verification checks, and going after VPNs, being on Mastodon feels… Unimportant.

Doesn’t really matter the EU is no longer on X if they’re leaning despotic anyway. Unfortunately there’s no time to congratulate them on these small actions when we are forced to keep constantly fighting them on the fundamental human right to privacy.

verbedr@mastodon.sdf.org

@hpod16 @EUCommission aboout time! Let's spread the word to all governments within the EU to follow your lead. Then all public broadcasting agencies and other public services.

andremchang@mastodon.social

@hpod16 @EUCommission the "Press corner" web page will keep the link to #x ?

madsenandersc@social.vivaldi.net

@allende1973 @hpod16 @EUCommission

Probably because it is in no way, shape or form the social media groups responsibility to answer that kind political questions.

As I see it, they can talk about what the commission does and projects being launched, but you can not expect them to respond to questions like that.

Seriously. Get real.

Those profound questions should go through your local representative or you address the politicians directly via email.

allende1973@todon.nl

@madsenandersc @hpod16 @EUCommission

so it's a 1-way broadcast

are you confirming in an official capacity?

leanderlindahl@social.folkdata.se

Thank you @EUCommission ️
Such wonderful news! Let's pause for a second and enjoy this moment.
My hope is now that Ursula and Kaja will apply the "plus one" method and #fedifirst principle that @_elena explains in this video https://watch.2mr.social/w/k3ngQ8Xr3ANRXe6D8YGP4Y

We had our Christmas miracle Thank you again , commission. Now let's get a midsummer blessing.

@hpod16

madsenandersc@social.vivaldi.net

@allende1973 @hpod16 @EUCommission

Uhhh - did I really say that? Hmm. You know, let's read it together and have a closer look.

OK, so I started with:

"Probably because it is in no way, shape or form the social media groups responsibility to answer that kind political questions."

Hmm. No, I don't see anything about a 1-way broadcast, just that I did not find it likely (the word "probably") that the social media group would be allowed to express political views here. In general, political decisions are expressed through policy, not in social media posts.

Let's read on:

"As I see it, they can talk about what the commission does and projects being launched, but you can not expect them to respond to questions like that."

Aha! Here I make it clear that this is my personal view, so this answers your second question: No, this is not an official EU policy. Still nothing about a 1-way broadcast, though.

"Seriously. Get real."

Disbelief. Personal, just to be clear.

"Those profound questions should go through your local representative or you address the politicians directly via email."

Again, simply a suggestion to use more suitable channels for your questions. We established above that this was a personal view. Still no 1-way channel here.

So, after a thorough read, the answers are "No" and "No". Clear?

allende1973@todon.nl

@madsenandersc @hpod16 @EUCommission

well you'd spent much energy and words saying nothing

i'll wait for a reply from hannah

madsenandersc@social.vivaldi.net

@allende1973 @hpod16 @EUCommission

Considering that you were asking me, I'd be surprised if she would answer you, but by all means - whatever floats your boat.

michael@fediverse.michaelrostom.dev

@hpod16 @EUCommission W move

hpod16@eupolicy.social

@michael @EUCommission
No it’s an M Move (for Mastodon)

dnkrupinski@hannover.town

@hpod16 @EUCommission One done, three to go.