Diaspora: Hello and a big welcome to everyone arriving from Google+
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#2How does Diaspora compare to Mastodon?
My naive impression is that Mastodon is a decentralized Twitter clone and Diaspora tries to be a nonprofit Facebook. Is that correct?
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#3How does Diaspora compare to Mastodon? My naive impression is that Mastodon is a decentralized Twitter clone and Diaspora tries to be a nonprofit Facebook. Is that correct?
At least, that's how I'm using Mastodon.
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#4How does Diaspora compare to Mastodon? My naive impression is that Mastodon is a decentralized Twitter clone and Diaspora tries to be a nonprofit Facebook. Is that correct?
In practical terms, yes.
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#5What's the stance of Diaspora on free speech?
Edit: I guess it's horrible, since the owner is based in Germany. Ouch.
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#6What's the stance of Diaspora on free speech? Edit: I guess it's horrible, since the owner is based in Germany. Ouch.
What does it have to do with living in Germany?
I live in Berlin and we have the most vibrant community of privacy, security etc I've ever seen.
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#7What's the stance of Diaspora on free speech? Edit: I guess it's horrible, since the owner is based in Germany. Ouch.
What does it have to do with living in Germany? I live in Berlin and we have the most vibrant community of privacy, security etc I've ever seen.
I am not happy with these new services because they are all hosted in the EU where there is no right to free speech, so to me they are not an improvement over what they are supposed to replace.
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#8Earlier quoted context omitted.
What does it have to do with living in Germany? I live in Berlin and we have the most vibrant community of privacy, security etc I've ever seen.
I am not happy with these new services because they are all hosted in the EU where there is no right to free speech, so to me they are not an improvement over what they are supposed to replace.
Isn't the point of Diaspora that you can take a copy of the software and install it anywhere you like?
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#9Earlier quoted context omitted.
What does it have to do with living in Germany? I live in Berlin and we have the most vibrant community of privacy, security etc I've ever seen.
I am not happy with these new services because they are all hosted in the EU where there is no right to free speech, so to me they are not an improvement over what they are supposed to replace.
You probably wan to look at Voat, then. It's the go-to home for white supremacists and people who really dislike fat people, but it provides you with a free-speech zone, if that's your thing.
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#10How does Diaspora compare to Mastodon? My naive impression is that Mastodon is a decentralized Twitter clone and Diaspora tries to be a nonprofit Facebook. Is that correct?
Diaspora is also federated.