moin moin,
How to Navigate the Early Days at Your First Tech Job
A brief introduction to #Mastodon and the #Fediverse
starting momentarly
https://fosstodon.org/@FLOX_advocate@floss.social/109837947330578402
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der.hans
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Mastodon is a decentralized, open source social network. It implements
ActivityPub for compatibility with other federated services such as
Plume blog engine, PixelFed picture sharing service
far down the list.
There are quite a few Francophone communities in this whole Mastodon
thing, which seems a bit odd. Liberte, egalite, TCP/IP? :-)
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*Subject:* Re: Mastodon
My limited understanding is -
1. Mastadon is similar to twitter.
2. Diaspora is similar to Facebook.
Both are distributed and work in a decentralized manner. However, if
retty ingenious. There are currently
some kind of fights going on between the #awoo people and I think the
French or something but I can't read it all.
It's like a little federated community of foreign language filled hate.
On Tue, Apr 18, 2017 at 10:58 AM, Matthew Crews
wrote:
> How is
> I agree in principle, but these platforms are working in conjunction
> with governments to suppress views they do no like. So, while
> I agree that a private business can run this way they should stop
> the pretense of being an open platform.
True enough, especially when talking the Middle
>
> Unless the government is somehow involved, Facebook, Reddit, Twitter, etc.
> aren't suppressing free speech. They have the right to censor whatever we
> say, since it is their network we are using.
I agree in principle, but these platforms are working in conjunction with
governments to suppre
> I would say it has picked up in popularity for the same reason Gab
> and so many others have picked up in popularity. People are
> awakening to the fact that twitter and other main stream social
> media networks (facebook, reddit) are censoring comments and
> we are actively losing our right to f
f the status.net code that used to run
identi.ca.
identi.ca moved to Evan's new framwork, pump.io.
Is Mastadon compatible with GNUsocial?
ciao,
der.hans
On Tue, Apr 18, 2017 at 10:58 AM, Matthew Crews
wrote:
How is Mastodon different from Diaspora, or for that matter the myriad of
ot
On 2017-04-18 11:01, Herminio Hernandez, Jr. wrote:
I would say it is a twitter clone. I do not know why it has picked up
popularity recently. Ikey over at the Solus project thinks it is a
reaction to the fear that Google+ might go away.
I would say it has picked up in popularity for the same r
I would say it is a twitter clone. I do not know why it has picked up
popularity recently. Ikey over at the Solus project thinks it is a reaction
to the fear that Google+ might go away.
On Tue, Apr 18, 2017 at 10:58 AM, Matthew Crews
wrote:
> How is Mastodon different from Diaspora, or for t
How is Mastodon different from Diaspora, or for that matter the myriad of
other, small, social networks not named Facebook or Google+?
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I like Mastodon. It's a good tool so far if a bit edgy with the hard line
'anarchy' stance some of them seem to be pushing in the user feeds.
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So Mastodon has been all the rage recently. Has anyone given it a try? I am
on the mastodon.rocks instance
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