Always an interesting experience: While positive feedback is very much welcome and shared around, it seems hard to impossible to, on the #Fediverse, get discussions started on flaws or shortcomings that might need or benefit from improvement beyond individual instances or pieces of software. Not really "bad" after reaching a certain point of acceptance, but still feels weird and more than just a bit unwelcoming in many ways.
mögen das
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Chap
Als Antwort auf Kristian • • •For me it came down to the user interface. Simplicity above all, at least for me, and uncluttered with features I wouldn't even use anyway. Like cross-posting to proprietary platforms, that sort of stuff.
I tried several of the "fediverse" platforms and ran into complexity and clutter and about gave up on it until I found #diaspora. The user interface is easy, simple, and clean. I can do "groups" using #Aspects (categories of contacts I share with) as easily as I used to do with Fakebook.
Long may diaspora live - but I'm not optimistic about that, and if/when it "dies," I'll probably not bother with the others.
Kristian mag das.
Kristian
Als Antwort auf Chap • •Chap mag das.