> We believe that everyone should have the power to create and share ideas and information instantly, without barriers.
I can't wait for this to mean what it used to mean: owning a domain and putting up a website.
I can't wait for this to mean what it used to mean: owning a domain and putting up a website.
> Federated social networks such as Mastodon and GNUSocial communicate using a protocol known as ‘OStatus’. This is partly documented in an unfinished specification (the OStatus 1.0 Draft 2.0 document), and is otherwise defined by some parties as a non-living anti-standard which is ‘whatever it has been historically’, or the exact opposite ‘whatever it needs to be’, usually further qualified as ‘well, whatever my software, the one true use case, thinks it needs to be’.
[1] https://medium.com/@Rushyo/on-supporting-content-types-other...
I believe the move was founded on arguments of "OStatus is a tad unflexible for our needs" or something along those lines.
I guess “Not very censorious” or “Not enough data” is the answer.