/tech/ - Technology

You should have led with an explanation. Plemora is a self hosted social-media platform that is part of the fedivers (portmanteau for federated universe). It is in someways similar to mastodon but it is more light weight software. That can run on a raspberry pi device.

This seems like a fun tinkerer project.
Thanks for bringing this to my attention.

>>11107
Thanks for the explanation friend.

I would engage in "fun activity" more but I honestly don't find social media very appealing or interesting. Peertube is the only aspect of the Fediverse I really have a vested interest in seeing succeed.

>>11118
It's not really social media though. Most people who use it have a chan culture aspect about them.

>>11119
If you have a profile (it doesn't matter if it's privacy friendly or anonymous) and there is some sort of point system, it's going to have a social media culture. It's not twitter, obviously, because 90% of the users are not normies.
You can't discuss freely like in an ib because anyone can read what you wrote 5 months ago. Or even worse, try to doxx you to win the conversation or refute your argument.

Social media is pure toxicity and the fediverse didn't change anything.

>>11122
You clearly have never used a fedi instance and clearly know nothing about privacy in the first place. The point of an anonymous handle is exactly so you can't get doxx'd. That just isn't true because what breeds the type of toxicity you are so paranoid about is having an identity that can be traced. You're wrong. Arguably the ability for me to point out that you are a sour retarded fag who doesn't know jack shit because of my anonymity here is as toxic if not more so than social media. Fedual is a pseudo anonymous culture

>>11123
>The point of an anonymous handle is exactly so you can't get doxx'd
Being able to know what you said 7 months ago, it's a form of doxxing. Your profile is public and anyone can do it.
If you have an identify and a point based system, most people are going to try to be popular in there. This is why I said private social media will remain toxic, the fedi didn't change the culture.

>>11124
Oh I guess I should re-read what you said, but, still I don't think the same culture you are talking about applies to the fedi and you're expanding your definitions so much that you can basically apply anything to it. I disagree with that and I have been lurking the fedi for months now.