Fedbook.net
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Fedbook.net
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#2This is my website I am working on. While not technologically advanced, it's basically MVP stage. Looking for anyone interested in trying it out.
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#3This is my website I am working on. While not technologically advanced, it's basically MVP stage. Looking for anyone interested in trying it out.
This is just for elected officials or for any government employee? Or is it also open to staff, faculty and students at any US postsecondary institution?
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#4Interesting project, good luck with it. I'm curious about you decision to include .edu addresses. Aren't those given out to students?
Also how are you planning to prevent it from becoming a cesspool of hate and misinformation like Facebook, Twitter etc?
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#5This is my website I am working on. While not technologically advanced, it's basically MVP stage. Looking for anyone interested in trying it out.
This is just for elected officials or for any government employee? Or is it also open to staff, faculty and students at any US postsecondary institution?
> Only .EDU or .GOV emails may register
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#6Earlier quoted context omitted.
This is just for elected officials or for any government employee? Or is it also open to staff, faculty and students at any US postsecondary institution?
> Only .EDU or .GOV emails may register
What does that accomplish?
I work at a major research university as a software dev in a unit that is all about public opinion and such. I am well qualified to drop names, and think my opinion about ‘should this be a prop or a state in React?’ is well-informed but I make a point not to say anything online which anyone might interpret as having to do with domain expertise for my unit.
That is, I have no special qualification and neither do undergraduate students, alumni, food service workers, fitness instructors and many other people who are blessed with an .edu address.
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#7Earlier quoted context omitted.
> Only .EDU or .GOV emails may register
What does that accomplish? I work at a major research university as a software dev in a unit that is all about public opinion and such. I am well qualified to drop names, and think my opinion about ‘should this be a prop or a state in React?’ is well-informed but I make a point not to say anything online which anyone might interpret as having to do with domain expertise for my unit. That is, I have no special qualifi…
Exactly my thoughts. You might notice that I asked
> I'm curious about you decision to include .edu addresses. Aren't those given out to students?
Re: Fedbook.net
#8Earlier quoted context omitted.
> Only .EDU or .GOV emails may register
What does that accomplish? I work at a major research university as a software dev in a unit that is all about public opinion and such. I am well qualified to drop names, and think my opinion about ‘should this be a prop or a state in React?’ is well-informed but I make a point not to say anything online which anyone might interpret as having to do with domain expertise for my unit. That is, I have no special qualifi…
It's an experiment. Had the project for so long that I opened up to .edu as well because I'm not getting any users.
Re: Fedbook.net
#9Interesting project, good luck with it. I'm curious about you decision to include .edu addresses. Aren't those given out to students? Also how are you planning to prevent it from becoming a cesspool of hate and misinformation like Facebook, Twitter etc?
It's an experiment. Had the project for so long that I opened up to .edu as well because I'm not getting any users.
I think it would naturally become safe from being a cesspool because the ideal platform will force real identity.
Re: Fedbook.net
#10This is my website I am working on. While not technologically advanced, it's basically MVP stage. Looking for anyone interested in trying it out.
This is just for elected officials or for any government employee? Or is it also open to staff, faculty and students at any US postsecondary institution?
Open to all of the above.