this is fascinating, katharisdrill - thank you for posting this - can't believe I haven't been following you, but I am now :)
this is fascinating, katharisdrill - thank you for posting this - can't believe I haven't been following you, but I am now :)
Sometimes I find old profiles that are completely new to me. I think it comes with the decentralised nature of this kind of websites. I have experienced the same thing on Diaspora - the free anarchist social network that I have been using the last three years.
I think you're right - diaspora as in the scattering of the jews?
Sorry, that was maybe not clear. Disapora is, when it is not a scattering of people, also a social network like Facebook or Steemit. It is decentralised so everybody can make their own server running it. So there is no censorship, you can be anonymous, and the community is very privacy-aware. It is not that big 400.000 - 500.000 active users mainly Europeans, but also a fair share from other places.
okay ...Cool!