Not one website, but maybe several smaller sites running open software, connected by interoperability protocol that allows message and content federation between willing participants.
I think we should have learnt by now that a monolithic entity responsible for such a large portion of the Internet isn't good for everyone in the long term. I'm OK with multiple options, as long as they're search-indexable (so, no Discord).
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People in /r/redditalternatives are talking about a "Reddit 2.0" What website would fill that role? | Spyke
Not one website, but maybe several smaller sites running open software, connected by interoperability protocol that allows message and content federation between willing participants.
Did I get that right?
That sounds interesting, is there a word for this level of activity? Something was mimics the idea of strangers interacting, like they do at a pub.
Kbin.social or squabbles.io
kbin is my reddit 2.0.
Yeah seems like asking this question on kbin will be a little biased towards a specific answer
Everyone here: Hooray Fediverse!
I think we should have learnt by now that a monolithic entity responsible for such a large portion of the Internet isn't good for everyone in the long term. I'm OK with multiple options, as long as they're search-indexable (so, no Discord).