From: tom@0.0.0.0
On Sun, 17 Feb 2019 16:12:31 +0000
Ivan Shmakov wrote:
> >>>>> tom writes:
>
> > Does anybody know of any furry XMPP/Jabber Multi User Chats?
> > is-a-furry.org went offline about 2 months ago and there s no
> > contact info. Their ticket system also appears to be broken.
> > What's strange is that their XMPP service is still online, but the
> > muc service is gone.
>
> I've seen something along these lines to happen with jabber.ru
> somewhat recently. They have, however, since restored their
> conference service.
>
> > Anyways, I've been uprooted and I'm looking for any other furry
> > jabber chats. search.xmpp.org doesn't have any other furry chats
> > public listed either.
>
> There seem to at least be furry at conference.jabber.org and
> furry at conference.jabber.ru, though the latter is for some
> reason hidden. (And is reportedly predominantly
> Russian-speaking.)
>
> That said, I don't feel that XMPP allows for the amount of
> anonymity comparable to netnews (especially when posting via
> Mixmaster.) That's great for job-related activities, or even
> for weeding out abuse off volunteer-driven technical support
> conferences, but for pretty much anything else, I'd rather
> prefer a Tor-accessible IRC service instead. (Although I
> guess IRC will need a tweak or two for this to work really well.)
>
Couldn't find the one on jabber.org, and the jabber.ru one is russian,
which I don't understand.
About privacy, XMPP is just as private as IRC if not more if you want
it to be. You can connect to tor/I2P nodes, or ever do server to server
coms over tor/i2p. All groupchats are anonymous by default (hide jids
use nicks).
Although I'm not terribably interested in being anonymous on XMPP. I'm
looking to use it to socialize.
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