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You may send an invite to me
kosver@alasal.be

privacy aware social network seems a bit like an oxymoron

Free? Open source? Definitely (and that's a good thing), but "Share what you want, with who you want" is a false sense of security. If it wasn't in the days of gossip and hearsay, it definitely is in the age of copy & paste and profile crawling.

Could I have an invite ? would love to try this social network before everyone else

Last edited by KaiRo at 2011-02-28 16:10

This is like Facebook when it first appeared: you can only see stuff if you have an account.

Good.

Except even though I signed up for an invite LOOONG ago, I don't have none... So, I don't know how it works, and I hate to take advantage of the-free-internets-of-the-free-comments like this, but if anyone'd kindly send me an invite or something of the sort for tiago.morbus.sa@gmail.com, I'd much appreciate it.

Invite me please. It's insane that just to share private media and comments with certain groups of people we know, all of whom have powerful smartphones and routers that are on 24 hours a day, we instead upload it all to a central privacy-abusing company. I want something like Diaspora running on my FreedomBox operating peer-to-peer with my contacts, then powerful local web pages can assemble photo albums, comment streams, discussions, out of the data.

@csf, cutting out the central privacy-abusing company OBVIOUSLY has the potential to be more secure.

Hello, how did you reached an invitation?
I'm trying for weeks to get invitation via joindiaspora.com but there's silence nothing more!

Could you help?
I'm so interested in this project @.@

Last edited by KaiRo at 2011-03-07 20:15

I think that everyone should be given a chance to own their own data, not let someone else claim it. I would love to be involved in the Diaspora community.

Ed: Unfortunately, I don't have any invites left, I used up all five I had for the moment.

pls send me a diaspora invitation at mostafijur.rahman75@gmail.com