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Strypey (strypey@mastodon.nzoss.nz)'s status on Friday, 24-Aug-2018 18:46:02 EDT Strypey

@lightweight definitely interested in #Hubzilla. I have a barely used account on the Libranet hub, and I'm planning to clone my channels to the Disroot hub (still in beta last I checked), so would be keen to clone to a NZOSS hub too.

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1. Strypey (strypey@mastodon.nzoss.nz)'s status on Friday, 24-Aug-2018 18:48:35 EDT Strypey
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  @lightweight once my channels are cloned in at least one place, I'll start using them more, especially the calendar. Thinking about self-hosting too, on my laptop (channel cloning means it can cope with intermittent connectivity). Hubzilla federates with all the main protocols. It's awesome (at least in theory ;)
  
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2. Strypey (strypey@mastodon.nzoss.nz)'s status on Sunday, 26-Aug-2018 10:35:56 EDT Strypey
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  @lightweight some info about progress on Disroot's Hubzilla instance:
  https://forum.disroot.org/t/proposal-community-effort-hubzilla-social-plaform-with-great-potential/3325/
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    [Proposal] Community effort - Hubzilla - Social plaform with great potential.
    
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    Hi guys. So as you know we are playing around with hubzilla. It's a social platform with a lot of potential but we need to put quite some effort to make it look and feel like a polished service. The amount of customization and settings, although amazing can make it very complicated for users in the beginning. Lack of proper howtos (videos, texts etc) might be also problematic and hard to grasp, especially when trying to cover all the aspects (did you know you can make webpages in hubzilla?!). ...

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