The web is fundamentally interconnected and peer to peer. There’s no really great reason why we should all use facebook.com or google+ or myspace or something like that. If these social networks came up with an API you could probably link between them and use the social network you wanted. Furthermore you might gain some autonomy.
Thus in the spirit of diaspora https://diasporafoundation.org/ we want to build something like diaspora but far far simpler.
This blogging/social network platform will allow the importing of other sources of posts (github, twitter, etc.) as well allow the distributing sharing of posts and content.
An author sitting on one server can aggregate the posts of their friends on other servers.
We won’t be adding much in the way of encryption or security to this platform. We’re keeping it simple and restful.
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Contributors:
- Tolu Akindele
- Ben Hlewka
- Calvin Lee
- James Vo
- Peter Weckend
Generally everything is LICENSE'D under the MIT license.