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-=> Mickey wrote to Dennisk <=-

 Mi> On Mon 11-May-2020 10:25a, Dennisk@3:633/416.0 said to Doug Cooper:

 D> A simple tech that
 D> anyone can deploy and own, with a very low barrier of entry, that can
 D> serve a
 D> community.  A system that the community can own, and be moderated by
 D> people
 D> held accountable.  So in part I'm here to use a model I advocate.  I think
 D> Diaspora was trying to do something like this.

 D> Lastly, I figured there would be more shared interests here, than on say,
 D> Tik
 D> Tok.

 Mi> Dennis (Dennisk), this is exactly what we want folks to know again,
 Mi> about BBS's. A simpler naturally inclusive platform to socalizing
 Mi> on-line.

 Mi> Oh, and I'm on Tic Tok, and it's...... stupid. :-)

 Mi> Mick

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That is what Social Media tried to do, but the problem is you have one
organisation, one site which rules it all.  It's one entity, and that is where
it fails.  With BBSs, its multiple, independent entities.

... Dennis Katsonis
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