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Tildes.net – a non-profit, open-source, text-focused Reddit alternative
- afruitpie 3y agoBeing an invite-only alpha kills Tildes for me, even though I’m interested in it. It seems the closest to what I want out of a Reddit alternative. I would hope the community would understand outages, bugs, and oddities if they made Tilde an open alpha.
- oidar 3y agoThey just released a bunch of invites to the users there, if you like I can give you one.
- satvikpendem 3y agoI would like one too, thanks!
- halfbrite 3y agoIf you have a spare, I would most appreciate it.
- mikojan 3y agoMe too please
- maximaximal 3y agoIf you have another one to spare, I would also be happy about it!
- justusthane 3y agoYes please! jg@justus.ws Thanks!
- shusaku 3y agoIf you happen to still have one to spare, check my about section. I’ve been reading it without an account for days now and it seems great
- sammyo 3y agoYes please.
- wesapien 3y agoDo you still have invites? I'm interested too.
- satvikpendem 3y agoInterestingly, the invite system is exactly what I like about it. You essentially disincentivize the Eternal September phenomenon.
- satvikpendem 3y agoI love reading Tildes, it's great. It reminds me of reddit back when they started, and of HN: interesting discussion without jokes and puns destroying the discourse on the site. I find a similar quality of discourse on https://themotte.org https://themotte.org as well, even if the topics are a bit more politically charges, sometimes.
- predictabl3 3y agoI'll sign up for Tilde the second someone can name me a platform that has out-lasted reddit, without selling customer data, and without being federated I've yet to hear an example, and I have a functioning memory, and not eager to keep repeating this same cycle. It's like password managers. Every few years the current popular one has a misstep and everyone flocks to the next closed source, for-profit alternative. Meanwhile I've been using "pass" for over a decade. Do we think it took me longer to learn pass, or longer for folks to migrate hundreds of passwords multiple times?