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Looking for G+ Alternatives? See / add to / verify the G+ Alternatives Spreadsheet

Looking for G+ Alternatives? See / add to / verify the G+ Alternatives Spreadsheet

If you're looking for a single source for comparison of the options in front of you, especially with a group or Community to migrate, this is a prime tool.

You'll find it in the Google+ Mass Migration sidebar (top-bar on mobile-web) under "About Community".
https://plus.google.com/communities/112164273001338979772/

This has been filled in tremendously since I last looked at it, with 31 options completed (I just added Tildes, a discussion forum type site).

Trey Harris put a lot of work into setting this up, and it's becoming a very useful tool. Take advantage of it.

Thanks, Trey, and other compilers!


https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1itbLtjWx2Cx88k2pqqwjY2j9vknLhoXpPXU52sTYbrI/edit#gid=0

Comments

  1. Is there another spreadsheet with specific instances of nodes on Mastodon/D* and similar networks?

    Not all "instances" are created equal and some even have a theme or focused topic...

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  2. Mike Crosson That would be a heavy lift. There's a very large number of Mastodon instances and even the much smaller Diaspora system has about 200.

    i occasionally use two: Mastodon.social it's fine, as is the smaller mastodon.cloud

    i am playing with pluspora.com which now has about 7000 users many G+ Castaways.
    mastodon.social - Mastodon

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  3. A super resource. Very tough to narrow the scope. What many G+ Castaways need is a short list: try these three or maybe six max.

    life is short. 😎

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  4. Guys, you have just under 10 months, even if you devote a couple of months to checking out the alternatives you still have at least 6 months to choose and migrate.

    The spreadsheet is a list of alternatives, not an exhaustive review of each, it's a resource you can use to make your own shortlist, based on your own needs.

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  5. Ron K Jeffries I can appreciate that.

    What if the admins / happy users submitted instances?

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  6. Although full coverage of all nodes is impossible, it might still be useful to record some specific ones for discovery. For example someone yesterday mentioned a gaming oriented mastodon instance that had upped message limit to 5000 characters, making it quite a bit more interesting than a stock instance. Having a directory to find such specific instances could be interesting.

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  7. Mike Crosson List of established exodus communities at #PlexodusWiki:

    https://social.antefriguserat.de/index.php/Established_G%2B_Exodus_Communities

    I'm on mastodon.cloud. toot.cat's admin is a long-time Plusser, Woozle Hypertwin.
    social.antefriguserat.de - Established G+ Exodus Communities - PlexodusWiki

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  8. Edward Morbius I know I follow both you and Woozle on Mastodon ;)

    I'm also the admin of photog.social :)

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  9. Should forum software be included? Such as Drupal, phpBB, VBulletin. There are others.

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