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Reddit?

• anr13 5y ago
  Um, more like Twitter and FB had a baby and removed the ads and tracking.
  • gopiandcode 5y ago
    ...for now. It's a proprietary, centralised service, so there's pretty much _nothing_ stopping it from doing that in the future ("money left on the table" and all that). I think for now, the fediverse seems to be the most sustainable alternative to modern social media.
    • anr13 5y ago
      Not entirely. The entire front end is a single JS block, so anyone can re use, but I also am making the entire API endpoints I made open and just working on the documentation now.
• anr13 5y ago
  Here is an example of larger content. It supports auto embeds from Twitter, Youtube, Twitch and more. If you load anything not self hosted it will ask for permission before embedding content from outside the domain. https://hey.cafe/conversation/j8olwfmlbpmlloww4yh4bxfz9 https://hey.cafe/conversation/j8olwfmlbpmlloww4yh4bxfz9