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That's actually... really promising. I could definitely see using this among my close friends if Posterous ever gets too cumbersome. The real question, though
by mortenjorck 17y ago
That's actually... really promising.
I could definitely see using this among my close friends if Posterous ever gets too cumbersome.
The real question, though, is how BuddyPress installations might eventually communicate with each other. A federated mesh of BuddyPress instances, with a good UI for managing relationships between them, is the kind of thing that would be needed to take on Facebook.
- ErrantX 17y agoThe only concern I would have with BuddyPress is that it is based on Wordpress. As a codebase WP tends to have quite a high rate of exploits (or it is a popular exploit target). Right now that's not a huge problem - but for a social network where we want to encourage non-techy types to be involved it could be explosively bad.