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What problem is this solving? I know users of social media who are unhappy with what they're using. But I've never heard my mom or any other Facebook user for
by calvin 14y ago
What problem is this solving? I know users of social media who are unhappy with what they're using. But I've never heard my mom or any other Facebook user for that matter say: "You know what I want? A decentralized social network where I can own my content!"
For this to get traction, it'll need at least one server with a strong user base.
- wmf 14y agoPretty much everyone who's been banned from Facebook or G+ wants this, although they may not realize it.
- adrusi 14y agowhy one server? the whole point is that you can communicate seamlessly with people on other servers.
- modarts 14y ago"For this to get traction, it'll need at least one server with a strong user base." Sooooo...Facebook basically.
- pbhjpbhj 14y agoIt's about portability isn't it. Removes lock in. You can shop for a host for your social data but retain the data [in part] under your control. You get some leverage. It's commoditisation of social network as a service.