Non-existant. Social media is a curse for mankind
this post was submitted on 18 Jul 2023
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A few years back I started working on a P2P-based social media app.
The things I did:
- Pull-based: you don't see anything from people you aren't subbed to.
- Natural vs algorithm-driven growth: Introduce friends instead of shoving randos into every conversation.
- No ads: Servers are expensive. P2P architecture removes (most of) them, so we can afford to run on donations of time and money.
- Community-based publishing: When you share, it's to a community of users you've curated. "Family", "Co-workers", "Cool co-workers", etc
- Community-based moderation: local + shared tags and filters to control what your communities can show you. (E.g. Block all #politics posts from Uncle Fergulous and all #soblessed posts everywhere. Sub to other users' tags to make them part of your personal moderation team)
- Data Ownership: I don't want your data. You host it. You own it.
- Right to be Forgotten: Automatically delete older posts (This is impossible to achieve completely, but having it as the default makes casual abuse harder)
- Pseudonymous: I don't care who you are. If the FBI cares, they may be able to track you though.
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