Hallo Fediverse! Bitte um Rückmeldung + Ergänzungen: Übersichts-Tabelle mit Fediverse-Diensten, Vergleichsdiensten und Funktionen

Ich schreibe einen Artikel über den #FediverseFachtag und in dem Rahmen natürlich auch über das #Fediverse . Zielgruppe sind Leute, die wahrscheinlich zum Großteil noch gar nix vom Fediverse gehört haben.
Dazu bin ich dabei, eine Tabelle zu erstellen, in der einige Fedi-Dienste sowie deren Haupt-/ besondere Funktionen aufgeführt werden sollen.

Das ist der derzeitige Entwurf:

"ähnlich wie..."
Ein Vergleich mit kommerziellen Plattformen ist natürlich immer nur zum Teil passend. Ich kenne auch keinen der kommerziellen Dienste aus eigener Erfahrung, aber für die avisierte Zielgruppe kann so ein Vergleich vielleicht trotzdem eine hilfreiche Orientierung sein. Vielleicht gibt es da aber auch Vergleiche, die passender sind. Einige Dienste (bspw. Medium, Podigee) kannte ich auch noch nicht mal vom Namen her, sondern habe das nur aus ähnlichen Vergleichstabellen übernommen.

Zu den "besonderen Funktionen":
Insbesondere Friendica, Firefish und v.a. Hubzilla haben so viele Funktionen, dass diese im Rahmen der Tabelle nur exemplarisch aufgeführt werden können und die Auswahl ist subjektiv. Hier wäre die Frage, ob das eine passende Auswahl ist, ob besonders wichtige fehlen oder ob andere Funktionen wichtiger oder besonderer sind.

Wenn Ihr also Anregungen oder Ergänzungen habt, gerne her damit! Danke!

@Fediverse

#Mastodon #GlitchSoc #Ecko #Firefish #Misskey #Akkoma #Pleroma #Friendica #Hubzilla #Pixelfed #Peertube #Lemmy #kbin #Funkwhale #Castopod #WriteFreely #Plume #WordPress #Bookwyrm #Mobilizon #Gancio #Owncast #AskFedi

Have to admit that #Friendica is the best #Fediverse project I ever tried.

One of the nicest things that I really like about it is that, including Markdown support, Friendica allows you to write posts with titles!

Plus, Friendica has support for each of Fediverse projects!

When it comes to #Lemmy / #kbin or #WriteFreely , Friendica do shows titles, descriptions and comments!

Plus, you can not only like comments but dislike them as well - there's a button for that!

Messages, the direct ones are supported in the best way possible!

I recommend Friendica 100% to check it out. it has ALL of the features people had asked for!

Migrating posts, built-in account switcher and creation, Groups (like Lists on #Mastodon ) , Forums creation - you can even sort them by "All", "Persons", "Organizations", "News" and "Forums" labels are available at the top of section "Account types" which means you decide what type of feed do you need to see!

You can also follow RSS feeds which is great too 😀

You have unlimited text posting here!

That's all GREAT!

Plus, I understand, that Friendica has its own, very nice and cool community here which is GREAT too!

It's better then ANY of else community I ever seen on other Fediverse projects!

Free edit button, quote posts supported - ALL of that is cool and great!

Maybe I'll selfhost Friendica one day, who knows....

Question: Why do people say Friendica is buggy?

And maybe, I didn't listed ALL of Friendica features, but they're great anyways!

Albums of photos - that feature is built-in!

You know, I think I can call Friendica "an everything app".

Seriously. Every feature that is requested (and not yet still released!!!) are already Friendica has!

Friendica is PERFECT! It even supports theme customization and backgrounds!

Folders, following hashtags - I can't list ALL.

Scheduling posts, two way to view Friendica, mobile support - everything is cool and GREAT!

You can do blog posts here too! With images!

You don't have to use ANY other projects! Friendica is what you need, since it has EVERYTHING!

Friendica also supports ALL protocols (like it used to support #Twitter but it supports as well other social media, so you can connect them and use all of them in one Friendica!), and it also supports adding images how many you want and place wherever you want them to be!

Plus, Friendica allows you to have UNLIMITED profile fields as well!

Man, I keep exploring Friendica and....have to say developers of that project had done a VERY good job!!!!

Thank you for reading!

Please, make sure to follow here for more posts, since I'm going to start posting blog posts!

Good night 😀

P.S. BTW, I never posted articles before, Friendica is the first platform that made me to do this 😀

I'm very proud of that platform and myself 😀

Haven't tried Calendar and Personal notes yet, but going to try them out tomorrow and will share with you guys about my experience 😀

I think, I'm even going to post more in future 😀

P.S.2. This is my first article, so I'm sorry for any beginner mistakes 😀 Hope to learn Friendica with you guys 😀

P.S.3 Question is possible to edit usernames here, guys?

@Tomasz Dunia #yunohost ✅, #WriteFreely ✅, ale szkodnikom z ⚠️ #cloudflare ⚠️ mówimy zdecydowanie ❌.

Poważne traktowanie decentralizacji i prywatności w internecie po prostu się wyklucza z tym co robi ta firma.
Chyba, że chcecie innym fundować doświadczenia takie o jakich piszę np tutaj:
https://soc.citizen4.eu/display/94d43991-1064-4bab-8b18-301784141881
https://soc.citizen4.eu/display/94d43991-3964-5178-f97d-36d177583887
Jeżeli ktoś chce wyczerpująco poznać wszystkie argumenty dlaczego cloudflare NIE to najlepsze miejsce jest tu: https://framagit.org/dCF/deCloudflare/-/blob/master/readme/pl.md
#StopCloudflare

MiKlo:~/citizen4.eu$💙💛

2023-05-02 20:56:25

@kravietz 🦇 @didleth 🇵🇱 🌈 🇺🇦 🇪🇺 ⚡ @Michał "rysiek" Woźniak · 🇺🇦
Dorzućmy do tego (oczywiście... 😞 ) media. Te takie niby tradycyjne. I nawet te niezależne, które od bigtechów mogłby się zupełnie obejść, czyli te bez reklam, finansowane oddolnie. Ale k*wa nie. Nawet one nie potrafią się obejść. Nawet takie #okopress potrafiło mnie kopnąć w dupę, kiedy pewnego dnia ja, ich zalogowany i płacący co miesiąc kasę czytelnik, zostałem powitany ekranem #captcha od #cloudflare . Dla okopress byłem znany (i chyba pożądany?), dla korpo, które sobie wybrali na #gatekeeper 'a już nie - bo wchodzę z trefnego ip. No więc od tego roku to cloudflare już nie za moje pieniądze...

• Mastodon is a 1:1 #Twitter clone, just without Elon Musk, but otherwise absolutely identical to Twitter. I mean, how could a microblogging service possibly be any different from Twitter? That's just as strange an idea as a desktop operating system that isn't exactly like Windows. Unless you're a Mac user, that is.
  
• Mastodon.social is Mastodon. Because that's the website you've been pointed at on Twitter.
  
• Also, the Fediverse = Mastodon. Only Mastodon.

• You've got three timelines. Next to your personal timeline which lists whatever your contacts have tooted or boosted, there's the local timeline which lists what the other users on your instance have tooted or boosted (this is how and why special interest instances or local instances make sense), and there's the federated timeline which is the local timeline plus what local users' contacts on other instances have tooted or boosted.
  There is, however, no timeline for the entire Fediverse.
  
• There's no full-text search for the entire Fediverse. Deal with it.
  
• There's no secret algorithm telling you what to read or whom to follow. All timelines are strictly chronological.
  
• This also means that there's no secret algorithm shoving your toots into other people's faces. If you want people to discover your toots, use #hashtags. On Twitter, hashtags are a gimmick. In the Fediverse, they're vital.
  
• There's a #newhere hashtag. It matters. As someone who is new here, you're expected to write an introduction, use the #newhere hashtag in it and then pin your introduction so that it's always on top or near the top of your personal timeline for others to read.
  
• There's no quote retweet. And there will never be. Eugen Rochko has a very strong opinion on that, he doesn't want that popular trolling tool on Mastodon, so this won't happen.
  
• Privacy settings per toot. You can choose who can read your toot. If you write threads, it's common practice to only set the first toot to public and all other ones to unlisted so that they don't clutter the public timelines.
  
• Delayed toots. You can choose when your toot goes out.
  
• Content warnings (CW) that blank out your toot. And yes, they're taken very seriously. People are likely to demand you use them when you don't.
  
• Alt-text for images. Again, people are likely to demand you create them when you don't. Some people on the Fediverse are blind and use screen readers, and they, too, want to know what that picture in your toot is.
  
• Not to mention that toots can be almost twice as long as tweets, namely 500 characters. Unless the owner of an instance has changed that number.

• Not all of them are "not Twitter clones", i.e. microblogging services. Pleroma is another one which was created out of disagreements with how Mastodon works. Akkoma is a Pleroma fork which came to exist because someone didn't like where Pleroma went. There's also Misskey. Obviously, they aren't "Mastodon clones" either, they were designed to be different from each other. And there's GNU social, the oldest one on the list.
  
• Pixelfed is "not an #Instagram clone".
  
• Friendica is definitely "not a #Facebook clone" because, while created for a similar purpose, it's still vastly different. And it federates with just about everything that moves including e-mail or WordPress. It even used to federate with Facebook itself eons ago. By the way, #Friendica makes everything possible that I've done in this post which is also why it's usually filed under "macroblogging". But I'm not on Friendica; I'll get to that. Also, Friendica is the second-oldest one on the list.
  
• Mobilizon is "not a #GoogleCalendar or #Doodle clone".
  
• Funkwhale is "not a #SoundCloud or #BandCamp or #Spotify clone", also because you're unlikely to find mainstream commercial music on it. Castopod: ditto, but specialising on podcasts.
  
• PeerTube is "not a #YouTube clone".
  
• Owncast is "not a #Twitch clone".
  
• Lemmy is "not a #Reddit or #HackerNews clone", although the "not a Reddit clone" part can be debated.
  
• WriteFreely and Plume are "not #Medium clones".
  
• BookWyrm is "not a #GoodReads clone".
  
• Flockingbird is "not a #LinkedIn clone" at all, also because rather than being a service of its own, it piggybacks on the rest of the Fediverse by picking up hashtags.
  
• Hubzilla was a successor to Friendica, but it's much more than "not a Facebook clone". It's also not a clone of whichever CMS and/or cloud service you use. It can provide you with your own personal organiser including a #CalDAV calendar (next to the public event calendar) and a #CardDAV addressbook, your own #WebDAV cloud space, your own online photo album, your own website, your own blog and/or your own wiki on top of just about everything that Friendica does. It's the third-oldest on the list and still older than Mastodon.
  
• And there's much more.