I really like the idea of SSBC, on the other hand, most of it's problems are similar to those of XMPP and which are solved with it. (See, for example, Message C

I really like the idea of SSBC, on the other hand, most of it's problems are similar to those of XMPP and which are solved with it. (See, for example, Message Carbons, Microblogging over XMPP, OMEMO for multi-device encryption, etc). I've tried running Movim and BuddyCloud when they got released, but left me with a terrible, unstable, feature-lacking experience (this was in ~2012). Maybe revisiting the idea of social networks on top of XMPP would worth a few thoughts, given it's now in a much better state. SSBC is a very interesting idea and solution for sneakernet issues, but it comes with a serious amount of issues on it's own.