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Nodes exist in a network and, in this context, can share information (status updates, social graph additions, etc. ) with other nodes. But these nodes would con
by mcantelon 17y ago
Nodes exist in a network and, in this context, can share information (status updates, social graph additions, etc. ) with other nodes. But these nodes would control what information they share the Facebook model.
- puredemo 17y agoI'm still not seeing how that would work. What does, "what information they share the Facebook model" mean? Can a user belong to as many nodes as he or she wants? Can a user run as many nodes as he or she wants? Is a node a real, physical thing or just a co-opted version of the networking term? What would it mean for an end user to belong to two nodes versus ten nodes?
- crc32 17y agoSurely your "friend" can choose to run a node that conforms to the Diaspora protocol, but also forwards your information on. How does the trust/privacy aspect work? You know, the same kind of friend that uploads photos of you drunk.