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When I last looked at Diaspora (many years ago,) it came across as an open source social network that you could clone and run yourself, and then there was a net
by gwbas1c 7y ago
When I last looked at Diaspora (many years ago,) it came across as an open source social network that you could clone and run yourself, and then there was a network of networks.
So, you could run the Diaspora code on your own server and then your server was part of the network.
If someone has a better answer than me, please upvote them. It's been years...
In this case, one primary difference is that a lot of Scuttlebut logic runs in the client that you install on your computer. You just can't point a browser at someone's server running Scuttlebut
Edit: (The difference is kind of like downloading a file in a browser vs downloading a file with a Bittorrent client.)