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I don't think so for several reasons 1) While nerds are upset over Facebook most people are not. There would need to be a compelling reason for these people to
by jwegan 16y ago
I don't think so for several reasons
1) While nerds are upset over Facebook most people are not. There would need to be a compelling reason for these people to sign up and I don't think privacy is enough for most people.
2) They don't seem to be that focused on being user friendly and how a typical end user can use their service
3) Distributed systems in an uncontrolled environment are slower and more error prone which will make it less user friendly.
4) How am I going to keep track of what hundreds of my friends are up to? Am I going to have to connect to hundreds of nodes to pull updates. Or is my node going to have to connect to hundreds of nodes to push updates?