Hopefully our members have realized by now that doesn't apply here at Cameraderie.it is demoralizing to know that you are a website's product
Hopefully our members have realized by now that doesn't apply here at Cameraderie.it is demoralizing to know that you are a website's product
110% my good sir. This is the best web community I'm a part of.Hopefully our members have realized by now that doesn't apply here at Cameraderie.![]()
Agree about Wikipedia, John.Let's not forget that two of the most popular websites in the world (Wikipedia and Reddit) are still very much Web 1.0 and are supported by fairly unobtrusive ad/donation models.
Maybe ...Maybe we're taking a step back to a simpler, kinder, web.
Let's say that there are two local instance users, John Doe and Jane Doe.
"Blindspot" on Netflix ...Well how odd. I mean, thanks @Kevin, I read your entire explanation (I had already gotten wind of M being a Twitter 'alternative') but what really got me is that I happened to photograph a graffiti yesterday afternoon that ties in unexpectedly
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Looks like a really interesting and strong platform.I just discovered that there is also a distributed, open-source, photo sharing platform, a la Instagram
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Pixelfed - Decentralized social media
Learn more about Pixelfed, the free and open-source decentralized photo sharing social media platformpixelfed.org
I'm on there too now.
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I just discovered that there is also a distributed, open-source, photo sharing platform, a la Instagram
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Pixelfed - Decentralized social media
Learn more about Pixelfed, the free and open-source decentralized photo sharing social media platformpixelfed.org
I'm on there too now.
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... and they're all part of the "Fediverse" so that means the Mastodon crowd can follow the Pixelfed crowd and vice-versa.I'm on there too now.