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2024-06-20 07:49:04

Well done @npub1wmr…g240 and team. I return for the intelligent posts and thoughtful deeper articles in links. @npub1uux…ahzv @npub1a7m…4ske❤️ and excited about Ghost+Fediverse

2024-06-02 00:23:35

Q. What is the difference between decentralized social networking and decentralized blogging?
- What do you think of this answer from Claude 3 Sonnet?
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Decentralized social networking and decentralized blogging have some overlap, but there are key differences:
Decentralized Social Networking:
- Focused on facilitating interactions, sharing updates/content in real-time between users
- Core features include posting updates/media, following others, commenting, liking, etc.
- Example platforms: Mastodon, Diaspora, Secure Scuttlebutt
- Protocols like Bluesky, Threads aim to create decentralized social networking layers
Decentralized Blogging:
- Centered around longer-form article/content publishing by authors
- Core features include writing, publishing articles/posts, subscriptions, monetization
- Example platforms: Mirror.xyz, Subsocial blogs, Hive blogs
- Can combine static site generators with decentralized storage
The main distinction is that decentralized social networking prioritizes the social feed, interactions and real-time sharing, while decentralized blogging focuses more on the publishing workflow for longer composed pieces of content.
However, there can be overlap:
- Some decentralized social platforms support long-form blogging
- Some blogging platforms incorporate social media-like interactions
- Both often use blockchain/crypto for monetization and tokenization models
Additionally, decentralized social networking protocols could potentially be used as plumbing to build decentralized blogging on top, by leveraging the messaging, identities and social graphs.
So in summary - decentralized social networking enables real-time sharing and interactions, while decentralized blogging prioritizes the authoring and publishing workflow for longer content. But they can complement each other in a broader ecosystem for decentralized content and media.

2024-05-31 21:02:11

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Here's more where he talks about his philosophy "crowd funding territory". It sounds like an aggressive offshoot of extraction capitalism inspired by authoritarian concepts of 'them' and 'us'. I'm thinking he might need to get involved in community layers just hanging out in a Silicon valley bubble is not healthy.
https://youtu.be/5fYtNg3auOo?si=nMtm1-K4Qm7BIosg

2024-05-31 20:43:37

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That's something I would never have come across. It sounds disturbing.

2024-05-31 03:59:54

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Fantastic global perspective. Thank you 👍

2024-05-31 00:34:14

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Ka rawe! 👍No Te Arawa, Tainui, Tokomaru waka ahau. E noho ana au i Maui Hawaii 😁
I'm very happy to receive your mihi greeeting in Māori 🙌

2024-05-30 23:07:22

Kia ora and Aloha!