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Regardless of how you may feel about this team, this project, or the interesting name, it's at least clear there's some real momentum for an anti-facebook socia
by fjabre 16y ago
Regardless of how you may feel about this team, this project, or the interesting name, it's at least clear there's some real momentum for an anti-facebook social network alternative.
This group seems to have some good energy but I agree with a lot of others about the name - they should definitely change it to something easier to spell and say.
- gmjosack 16y agoI agree. I was mentioning this project to a guy at work but couldn't remember the name. He was intrigued by the idea but that's where it ended. I'm sure as it gets more popular and I start hearing i more often I'll be able to remember it though a good name up front could help pick up steam early on.
- jacquesm 16y agoThat's how I see it too, more as a sign of the times than as the project that will go and kill facebook. Time will tell, good luck from me.
- plesn 16y agoI was just thinking that their name is fantastic. It conveys such a strong meaning: "we can't be all in one place anymore but we still relate". Maybe it's not a web2.0 buzz name, but at least I immediatly remembered it.
- eru 16y ago> [...] but I agree with a lot of others about the name - they should definitely change it to something easier to spell and say. Is diaspora hard to pronounce in English?