About GNU Social and FSF/GNU Project influence since 10 years

[Jean Louis]

* Jacob Hrbek <kreyren@rixotstudio.cz> [2022-04-26 23:49]:
> I second that, what's so difficult on making a blog post for people to
> spread across social media so that people leaving twitter know about libre
> alternatives?

The only wrong thing is that you post that without knowing that it was
the FSF and GNU project who promoted decentralized WWW social networks
similar to Twitter.

So please research better, stop the rumors, and publishing whatever
uncertainties without research.

GNU social
https://www.gnu.org/software/social/

GNU social — a free software social networking platform
https://gnusocial.network/

GNU Network Services
https://gnu.io/

Now is how long time already? Almost 10 years -- and you come up with
information how FSF is doing nothing.

The rolling stone effect is there, as after GNU Social many other
ActivityPub (standard) based software followed, and many free software
activists contributed to it.

Now, the decentralized network is developing by momentum and by people
who already know the cause.

The FSF and GNU Project initiative worked well and gave excellent
results. 

People promote their instances and other people follow. Thus it works well.

You are also free to promote how to install Pleroma or Mastodon or GNU
Social instances.

>From my side:

https://gnusocial.club and https://pleroma.gnusocial.club -- so watch
how it works.


Jean

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