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I agree, except how do you control the audience of a website, like keeping friends separate from professional contacts? What's the best way to do this, a passw
by jakecopp 9y ago
I agree, except how do you control the audience of a website, like keeping friends separate from professional contacts?
What's the best way to do this, a password you give to people? I don't like the idea of forcing people to give up their identity.
- beagle3 9y agoTwo websites?
- juiced 9y agoUser accounts. Add a question to the user account registration page only your friends would know the answer to. ;-)
- tgragnato 9y agoI have been maintaining a nextcloud instance for some time (migrated from owncloud). It initially was for my personal usage, but over time I created accounts for relatives, friends, university and work colleagues (free Dropbox !!). I’d have never thought it’s so customizable: in the store there is an app for xmpp chat with a fb-like ui (very popular amongst my younger friends) and the social aspect can be managed by Circles [https://apps.nextcloud.com/apps/circles https://apps.nextcloud.com/apps/circles], control over visibility and permissions is included. Of course, it does not scale to millions of users, but that’s the point. The approach is a middle ground between “delete social media” and “own your own domain”.
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