sanjayuvachaA comment on bird site that was passed on to me.
"So seems everyone returned from Mastodon, the woke Kailaasa."
"So seems everyone returned from Mastodon, the woke Kailaasa."
Deepak@sanjayuvacha The ones who care about numbers and followers and getting praises and pats on back go back. The rest of us, chill here.
@Iwalkalone All of us have our own ways of engaging with public discourse. I did not expect so many people to follow on to the Mastodon platform. But now that there is a community of settlers out here, the question is of consolidating the settlement and making it a better outpost of free speech. I suspect, we ought to have an India specific instance with a specific identity that can be grown organically
Samyukth Sridharan@sanjayuvacha @Iwalkalone Well said. Rome wasn't built in a day.
@sanjayuvacha The demand for an India specific instance has been on for some time now. I guess, it's time to look closely into it. Let me research more and get back to you by this weekend.
@Iwalkalone I have not thought about the India specific instance, beyond sourcing a name from a friend in advertising. He suggested the name #VicharHaq which I think is good. Maybe we should start using it as an identifier hashtag first.
@sanjayuvacha #VicharHaq it is then. Let's check on the requirements and take it up from there.
Pirate Praveen 普拉文The question is about legal ownership and physical location. Technology part is easily solved. Some of us who already run similar services like http://poddery.com and http://diasp.in is willing to do the technical part if legal question is settled.
With the way this govt operates the server location and legal owner should be in a country with strong Free Speech record like Iceland.
@praveen @sanjayuvacha That is definitely food for thought. Thank you. More inputs please.