Sold on one of the Federated Social Networks? How did you choose? Mastodon has by far the most subscribers, but it is a "microblog." Friendica has fewer subscribers, but I think has been referred to as a "macroblog," perhaps more similar to G+. It looks as though "AGPLv.3" is the emerging standard. Should I steer clear of the others? Image from [ https://the-federation.info/#projects ] Click to enlarge.
The advantage of federation, of course, is that if you can find a place to join, you are able to connect with many other instances in the federation. I run Pluspora, a Diaspora instance, but we talk with a number of GPlus folks on Friendica and Hubzilla. We would run a Friendica instance, but the software for the number of GPlus refugees we are hosting (>10,000) would make it cost prohibitive. This is something I don't see factored in in the chart. These instances and pods aren't being funded by multi-million dollar corporations. So choice can sometimes be limited to what is available from what you have.
ReplyDeleteJeff Diver Frendica (groups) and Hubzilla (forums) support communities. They both talk to the Federation and Fediverse. Hubzilla has nomadic identities to boot.
ReplyDeleteI installed a Hubzilla Hub, connects fine to Diaspora, Friendica, Mastodon. But the Fediverse still has it's problems with protocol interoperability, aupdate times of posts and comments on instances other than the posters, and, and and. Anyway I think it is the best solution we have at the moment , as it is not controlled by any company, it is not a walled garden and it's open source.
ReplyDeleteGroups and forums are not yet really compatible between the platforms, that is still a major drawback.
Jeff Diver Also note ma1uta mentioned work on a Matrix-ActivityPub as S2S bridge.
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Jeff Diver Also note WordPress has ActivityPub and Diaspora* plugins. There are many ways to participate.
ReplyDeleteOf relevance "here" (to some of us) - stats on Pluspora? (Not listed)
ReplyDeleteMichael Fenichel Pluspora is Diaspora* pod. See Powered by diaspora* at the bottom of the Pluspora site.
ReplyDeletediaspora* 0.7.9.0
https://github.com/diaspora/diaspora/releases
Despite having read some stuff about the federation side of these tools, I'm yet to understand in what way they talk to each other. In practical means, what does it translate to?
ReplyDeleteCan I mention someone by its handle name even if it belongs to another tool on another node? In what way do posts and comments get from one node to another? (actually, do they?). Can I follow a bunch of people independently of where they belong to in the fediverse?
Mike Noyes "Pluspora is Diaspora* pod." I know that. How many on this list are not? Looking for the same stats - users, etc.
ReplyDeleteMichael Fenichel see Pluspora stats...
ReplyDeletethe-federation.info - The Federation - a statistics hub
Francisco Nogueira I don't understand this, either & hope somebody can explain.
ReplyDeleteFrancisco Nogueira Most of this will depend on which software you decide to use. Here is a quick guide...
ReplyDeletemedium.com - A quick guide to The Free Network – We Distribute – Medium
There are some data exchange protocols in the Fediverse, ActivityPub, ZOT and others. Fediverse-falvour platforms have usually addons that add protocols of another flavour to communicate with them.
ReplyDeleteMike Noyes Thanks, that is interesting, to me at least (as a new emigre to there).
ReplyDeletestefan holzhauer Correct. Wikipedia has a support table.
ReplyDeleteen.wikipedia.org - Fediverse
Mike Noyes "nomadic identities"? I'm unfamiliar with the concept. How does that give Hubzilla an advantage over Friendica? I don't know what an "S2S bridge" is either. (Sorry to bug you with all this! All I really want to do is get my info out there. Before the G+ termination I never questioned what was going on behind the scenes. I hope to return to my regular posts on Victorian trade cards asap.)
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ReplyDeleteI thank you for your shared article but, despite making it clear that currently this is all quite a mess :-), it doesn't explain how the interoperation translates to the way we'll use these platforms. I'm still quite confused. Can I have a username somewhere and use these platforms with it as long as they support that interconnectivity? Is that it or there's more to it? Can I subscribe content from multiple sources and watch all the posts flow in my personal feed?
Jeff Diver From the Hubzilla project page...
ReplyDeleteNomadic identity means true ownership of online identity. With Hubzilla, you don't have an account on a server, you own an identity that you can take with you across the grid. You can clone a channel across multiple hubs for resilience against network failures or censorship, or you can completely move a channel from one hub to another, taking your data and connections with you.
One thing to note is this ability depends on Zot.
zotlabs.org - | Hubzilla -
Chose Friendica: replaces all G+ activities out of the box, integrated event calendar, customizable user interface for accessibility, easily integrates with blogs and Twitter, actively developed, strong support community, mature code base, federates with most of the Fediverse, Federation, and Activity Pub network types (greatest reach to 2.7 million existing users), posts can be fully visible to the Internet without an account.
ReplyDeleteFrancisco Nogueira The underlying server to server and server to client protocol will handle this for you. Now each UI will differ.
ReplyDeleteNote that the Wikipedia table, in my previous comment, shows near universal development around ActivityPub.
w3.org - ActivityPub
Jeff Diver S2S = server to server
ReplyDeleteIf you'd like to try Matrix, get Riot. https://about.riot.im/
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Looking at Sean Tilley's chart (below from "Quick Guide to the Free Network" in comments by Mike Noyes above), it would appear the most versatile choices might be Friendica, Hubzilla and maybe PostActiv. I'm looking for something with staying power. Are these the most likely survivors of the Fediverse process? Will versatility guarantee longevity? I don't want my principal means of social networking to cave without warning like G+!
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Looking at Sean Tilley's chart (below from "Quick Guide to the Free Network" in comments by Mike Noyes above), it would appear the most versatile choices might be Friendica, Hubzilla and maybe PostActiv. I'm looking for something with staying power. Are these the most likely survivors of the Fediverse process? Will versatility guarantee longevity? I don't want my principal means of social networking to cave without warning like G+!
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Looking at Sean Tilley's chart (below from "Quick Guide to the Free Network" in comments by Mike Noyes above), it would appear the most versatile choices might be Friendica, Hubzilla and maybe PostActiv. I'm looking for something with staying power. Are these the most likely survivors of the Fediverse process? Will versatility guarantee longevity? I don't want my principal means of social networking to cave without warning like G+!
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Looking at Sean Tilley's chart (below from "Quick Guide to the Free Network" in comments by Mike Noyes above), it would appear the most versatile choices might be Friendica, Hubzilla and maybe PostActiv. I'm looking for something with staying power. Are these the most likely survivors of the Fediverse process? Will versatility guarantee longevity? I don't want my principal means of social networking to cave without warning like G+!
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Looking at Sean Tilley's chart (below from "Quick Guide to the Free Network" in comments by Mike Noyes above), it would appear the most versatile choices might be Friendica, Hubzilla and maybe PostActiv. I'm looking for something with staying power. Are these the most likely survivors of the Fediverse process? Will versatility guarantee longevity? I don't want my principal means of social networking to cave without warning like G+!
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Looking at Sean Tilley's chart (below from "Quick Guide to the Free Network" in comments by Mike Noyes above), it would appear the most versatile choices might be Friendica, Hubzilla and maybe PostActiv. I'm looking for something with staying power. Are these the most likely survivors of the Fediverse process? Will versatility guarantee longevity? I don't want my principal means of social networking to cave without warning like G+!
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Looking at Sean Tilley's chart (below from "Quick Guide to the Free Network" in comments by Mike Noyes above), it would appear the most versatile choices might be Friendica, Hubzilla and maybe PostActiv. I'm looking for something with staying power. Are these the most likely survivors of the Fediverse process? Will versatility guarantee longevity? I don't want my principal means of social networking to cave without warning like G+!
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Looking at Sean Tilley's chart (below from "Quick Guide to the Free Network" in comments by Mike Noyes above), it would appear the most versatile choices might be Friendica, Hubzilla and maybe PostActiv. I'm looking for something with staying power. Are these the most likely survivors of the Fediverse process? Will versatility guarantee longevity? I don't want my principal means of social networking to cave without warning like G+!
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Looking at Sean Tilley's chart (below from "Quick Guide to the Free Network" in comments by Mike Noyes above), it would appear the most versatile choices might be Friendica, Hubzilla and maybe PostActiv. I'm looking for something with staying power. Are these the most likely survivors of the Fediverse process? Will versatility guarantee longevity? I don't want my principal means of social networking to cave without warning like G+!
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Looking at Sean Tilley's chart (below from "Quick Guide to the Free Network" in comments by Mike Noyes above), it would appear the most versatile choices might be Friendica, Hubzilla and maybe PostActiv. I'm looking for something with staying power. Are these the most likely survivors of the Fediverse process? Will versatility guarantee longevity? I don't want my principal means of social networking to cave without warning like G+!
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Looking at Sean Tilley's chart (below from "Quick Guide to the Free Network" in comments by Mike Noyes above), it would appear the most versatile choices might be Friendica, Hubzilla and maybe PostActiv. I'm looking for something with staying power. Are these the most likely survivors of the Fediverse process? Will versatility guarantee longevity? I don't want my principal means of social networking to cave without warning like G+!
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Looking at Sean Tilley's chart (below from "Quick Guide to the Free Network" in comments by Mike Noyes above), it would appear the most versatile choices might be Friendica, Hubzilla and maybe PostActiv. I'm looking for something with staying power. Are these the most likely survivors of the Fediverse process? Will versatility guarantee longevity? I don't want my principal means of social networking to cave without warning like G+!
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Looking at Sean Tilley's chart (below from "Quick Guide to the Free Network" in comments by Mike Noyes above), it would appear the most versatile choices might be Friendica, Hubzilla and maybe PostActiv. I'm looking for something with staying power. Are these the most likely survivors of the Fediverse process? Will versatility guarantee longevity? I don't want my principal means of social networking to cave without warning like G+!
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Looking at Sean Tilley's chart (below from "Quick Guide to the Free Network" in comments by Mike Noyes above), it would appear the most versatile choices might be Friendica, Hubzilla and maybe PostActiv. I'm looking for something with staying power. Are these the most likely survivors of the Fediverse process? Will versatility guarantee longevity? I don't want my principal means of social networking to cave without warning like G+!
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Looking at Sean Tilley's chart (below from "Quick Guide to the Free Network" in comments by Mike Noyes above), it would appear the most versatile choices might be Friendica, Hubzilla and maybe PostActiv. I'm looking for something with staying power. Are these the most likely survivors of the Fediverse process? Will versatility guarantee longevity? I don't want my principal means of social networking to cave without warning like G+!
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Looking at Sean Tilley's chart (below from "Quick Guide to the Free Network" in comments by Mike Noyes above), it would appear the most versatile choices might be Friendica, Hubzilla and maybe PostActiv. I'm looking for something with staying power. Are these the most likely survivors of the Fediverse process? Will versatility guarantee longevity? I don't want my principal means of social networking to cave without warning like G+!
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Looking at Sean Tilley's chart (below from "Quick Guide to the Free Network" in comments by Mike Noyes above), it would appear the most versatile choices might be Friendica, Hubzilla and maybe PostActiv. I'm looking for something with staying power. Are these the most likely survivors of the Fediverse process? Will versatility guarantee longevity? I don't want my principal means of social networking to cave without warning like G+!
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Looking at Sean Tilley's chart (below from "Quick Guide to the Free Network" in comments by Mike Noyes above), it would appear the most versatile choices might be Friendica, Hubzilla and maybe PostActiv. I'm looking for something with staying power. Are these the most likely survivors of the Fediverse process? Will versatility guarantee longevity? I don't want my principal means of social networking to cave without warning like G+!
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Looking at Sean Tilley's chart (below from "Quick Guide to the Free Network" in comments by Mike Noyes above), it would appear the most versatile choices might be Friendica, Hubzilla and maybe PostActiv. I'm looking for something with staying power. Are these the most likely survivors of the Fediverse process? Will versatility guarantee longevity? I don't want my principal means of social networking to cave without warning like G+!
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Looking at Sean Tilley's chart (below from "Quick Guide to the Free Network" in comments by Mike Noyes above), it would appear the most versatile choices might be Friendica, Hubzilla and maybe PostActiv. I'm looking for something with staying power. Are these the most likely survivors of the Fediverse process? Will versatility guarantee longevity? I don't want my principal means of social networking to cave without warning like G+!
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Looking at Sean Tilley's chart (below from "Quick Guide to the Free Network" in comments by Mike Noyes above), it would appear the most versatile choices might be Friendica, Hubzilla and maybe PostActiv. I'm looking for something with staying power. Are these the most likely survivors of the Fediverse process? Will versatility guarantee longevity? I don't want my principal means of social networking to cave without warning like G+!
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Jeff Diver I suspect the best we can do right now is stick with projects that will import and export ActivityPub json-ld.
ReplyDeleteShelenn Ayres Friendica sounds great! "Easily integrates with blogs..." is a particularly attractive feature for my circumstances.
ReplyDeleteCan see any Apps on Mobile for Friendica?!
ReplyDeleteThanks, but I have read so many opinions concerning where to move my G+ collections that I am nearly brain dead. I have saved my stuff (and will again), but my decision on where to move it (if I ever decide to) will come later. The problem is that when G+ disappears, all the good advice about this will disappear with it.
ReplyDeleteI am going to enjoy G+ until it dies. After that, I don't see any point in uploading it to a place that my followers and those that I follow will never cross paths again. 😐
Mike Waters I think many of us share your sentiments. I'm glad to hear you have saved your material.
ReplyDeleteThe conversations presented in these posts can be extracted and preserved using the same software you used to save your Collections, I believe.
Of course, we here at G+ never finish talking, so you might want to wait until a bit later to archive them. I suspect our discussions will continue until G+ expires. ;-)
IDM Imagineering I think Shelenn Ayres might be able to help with your question. I am not on Friendica yet myself.
ReplyDeleteyoutube.com - Friendica Mobile: Introduction to Windows App [UPDATE ]
IDM Imagineering friendi.ca - Mobile Clients – friendica
ReplyDeleteDi Cleverly Hopefully I will have time this week to get a new Friendica node up. If it works as advertised, it might be a cost effective solution for you.
ReplyDeleteMike Noyes Friendica groups can be used like circles. Community forums exist on Friendica as well. Finally, Friendica category tags can be used to emulate collections. Alternatively, the advanced news or celebrity account types can be used for news feed or collections that are follow style only (no interactive comments). Hubzilla has similar capabilities but the UI is for a different use case.
ReplyDeleteMike Noyes side comment about riot.im which I tested a couple of days ago: the Jitsi widget does not meet accessibility needs of the hearing impaired with low sound levels. By comparison to Wire, voice volume is 1/2 which makes it unusable for me.
ReplyDeleteI tried to install Friendica, never got it to work. Support answers came very slow and were not helpful at all, not even the support staff at my quite competent hosting company was able to get it to run with those answers. So I gave up Friendica quite frustrated after too much wasted time and went to Hubzilla. Worked like a charm without any problems whatsoever.
ReplyDeletestefan holzhauer You don't need to install Friendica to use it (many nodes have open registrations) but if Hubzilla is working for you then great!
ReplyDeleteLately I was thinking that the ideal model would be to write longer posts on Write Freely and use Mastodon to comment and share thoughts. The nice thing is that those two are federated so you can follow somebody's Write Freely blog on Mastodon and also share and write comments there.
ReplyDeleteThe benefit over Hubzilla/Frendica is that, I think, it's much simpler and reliable. (From my short experience of trying both)
Shelenn Ayres I know that I just could join another pod but that was never an option for me. I experienced similar solutions in the past and some of them just suddenly closed. One of them was Google+. I do not want to be that dependent on others any longer.
ReplyDeletestefan holzhauer I totally get that! There is I understand a new docker Friendica solution as well as the Amazon Machine Image by Intuz. Both would be easier to install solutions for many people.
ReplyDeleteI'd have thought (by this) G+ too big to fail, considering the other popular group #s
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Shelenn Ayres cheers :-)
ReplyDeleteShelenn Ayres keep me posted!
ReplyDeleteShelenn Ayres A Hubzilla community is linked below. Do you have one for Friendica we can use for comparison?
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Shelenn Ayres New versions of Riot for mobile and desktop were just released. Did you contact the developers about your issue?
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Mike Noyes I am in multiple community forums on Friendica but here is a link to the global support community (enter !Friendica in global search to find multiple)
ReplyDeletehttps://social.isurf.ca/contact/23225/conversations
Shelenn Ayres That link requires a login.
ReplyDeleteMike Noyes I tested the new release but I am not reporting to the riot matrix folks about an issue with the jitsi widget. It goes nowhere because they are not responsible for that code. I could not find the specific jitsi project used so I did not report the issue.
ReplyDeleteBecause I have found so much of the open source community not responsive on accessibility issues (for many different reasons), I am going to do some testing of a different solution where we would have control over the code so we can fix the volume in the future - other projects have priority at the moment.
In a nutshell, unless a project 1) has a disabled person on the dev team; 2) has someone on the dev team with a disabled person's needs in mind; or 3) is funded with accessibility as a requirement for universal design; the needs of disabled users are generally an afterthought. Having spent the past 20 years attempting to get people to use inclusive universal design with little success in open source, I am not going to waste time doing the same thing expecting different results. What I am willing to do is fork projects to make universal design part of the roadmap.
Mike Noyes You find the public profile the same way you do with Hubzilla (mostly the same devs)
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Shelenn Ayres The Jitsi widget should fall under Matrix purview.
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Shelenn Ayres Thanks. That link works and provides a comparison of presentation. For a full UI comparison you'd need to use each for a while. I wonder if someone has done this recently, and posted their impressions?
ReplyDeleteGuess we have to write and host our own then :-)
ReplyDeleteI’ve looked everywhere and apart from FB Pages & Groups I’m struggling to engage with the offerings :-(
For those who have groups on Friendica nodes or are planning groups, please feel free to add me on Diaspora and share info so I can pass on to the crew on my pod. We would like people to have a group option that we can't provide them. Thanks!!
ReplyDeleteMike Noyes not that I think it will do any good, but a comment was submitted.
ReplyDeletecopy of comment: The Jitsi widget volume max is 1/2 what it needs to be for the hearing impaired. Options for text to speech and speech to text are also needed. Finally the UI needs to be customizable for the visually impaired and needs to be uhd aware. These are elements of universal design. Let’s not keep treating disabled users as afterthoughts. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteIDM Imagineering What is it you are struggling with?
ReplyDeleteI went with a version of Friendica, because I could edit my posts. I let my a Diaspora account sit there, because I couldn't. And in the end it didn't matter, because I now have lots of DIASPORA CONTACTS that I read while in Friendica!
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