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When I click this link I just see a picture with no text. Is this brilliant open source twitter replacement limited to zero characters instead of 140?
by GregorStocks 13y ago
When I click this link I just see a picture with no text. Is this brilliant open source twitter replacement limited to zero characters instead of 140?
- mckennr 13y agoFastCompany server seems to have f'ed up. Here is the Kickstarter link: http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1904431672/trsst-a-distributed-secure-blog-platform-for-the-o http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1904431672/trsst-a-distr...
- jensenbox 13y agoIt is dead for me too.
- deleted 13y ago[deleted]
- sirsar 13y agoI saw nothing but a picture of an RSS icon, and thought that was the joke: you can "follow" people by subscribing to their RSS feeds, and RSS already exists.
- AsymetricCom 13y agoI don't see what the problem is. RSS works, why reinvent the wheel?
- zanny 13y agoTwitter became popular because browsers didn't elegantly handle feeds. Tumblr blogs (or blogs in general) with post comments and following are much more open and just as usable as the Twitter platform, if you provide easy to use rss syndication and browsers support easy to use feed browsing without having to search out a google reader replacement.