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Identi.ca: http://identi.ca http://identi.ca Status.net: http://status.net http://status.net
by bingaman 16y ago
Identi.ca: http://identi.ca http://identi.ca
Status.net: http://status.net http://status.net
- jarin 16y agoWith all due respect to the open source Twitter clones, Facebook didn't beat MySpace by being open source. It beat MySpace by being an exclusive, opinionated, clutter-free alternative to MySpace, and later on a developer platform.
- zwadia 16y agoWith all due respect, I think you are right, opine here: http://shh.sh http://shh.sh
- nbashaw 16y agoAre identi.ca and status.net distributed? Their website doesn't make it obvious what it's all about.
- liotier 16y agoStatus.net is the Free software that power Identi.ca - Identi.ca is the showcase instance of Status.net and the biggest to date... But there are many others : http://status.net/wiki/Sites http://status.net/wiki/Sites - And you can deploy your own !
- mlinksva 16y agoYes, using the OStatus protocol suite, see http://status.net/2010/03/07/understanding-ostatus http://status.net/2010/03/07/understanding-ostatus
- gorog 16y agoNo, they're centralized like Twitter. StatusNet is like the Wordpress of microblogging. Each Wordpress installation is its own isolated island. It's the same with StatusNet.
- mlinksva 16y agoNot true, see my reply above. Users on different StatusNet instances can subscribe, reply, and fave each other. You can see this in action at https://identi.ca/conversation/60337615 https://identi.ca/conversation/60337615 (which also points out some of the rough edges).