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Isn't this just a Diaspora* clone or does it have any advantage? I am not convinced that this federation approach will truely take off more than the others… How
by Klasiaster 9y ago
Isn't this just a Diaspora* clone or does it have any advantage? I am not convinced that this federation approach will truely take off more than the others… However, while a true p2p system without accounts on specific servers is more appealing, the HTTP-based federation content is easily accessible for non-participating users with a browser.
- synchronise 9y agoIt's more GNU Social with a UI that isn't clunky, so Twitter. Diaspora* is more Google+ but without some of the stuff that people need in a social network like event management. True that isn't available in Mastodon either but it isn't really suited to the use cases of microblogging anyway.