product vision and strategy at https://innovation.ca.gov, leaps tall buildings given a running start, he/they, sold peanuts at Yankees Stadium, HAVE UKE WILL TRAVEL
fediverse:
@xian (blog)
@xian (private sandbox)
@xian (friends)
@xian (xoxo)
@xian (~ peeps)
@mediajunkie (closed beta)
#product #UX #GovTech #CivicTech #ServiceInnovation #InformationArchitecture #ukulele and online #community
| one-pager | https://crumlish.me |
| web log | https://mediajunkie.com |
| community | http://designinproduct.net |
| consulting | https://designinproduct.com |
@rcade it has one ten of thousands, sure but it’s still about 6x the size of tilde.zone.
In the end I may find that indieweb is the sweet-spot size but I want to compare some more first.
Next stop on my instance tour, I'll be moving my main posting identity over to https://tilde.zone, where I already have @[email protected] set up and ready to go. The Tildeverse community is also oriented toward independent creative types, harkening back to the earliest Linux-based web identity model using a ~username after a domain to shortcut to the public user folder of that username.
tilde.zone is an order of magnitude smaller than indieweb.social (thousands of users vs. tens of thousands), so I plan to make note of how that affects the experience.
Once I've explored enough, I'll pick a place to settle down, so I may be back here!
Next stop on my instance tour, I'll be moving my main posting identity over to https://tilde.zone, where I already have @xian set up and ready to go.
The Tildeverse community is also oriented toward independent creative types, harkening back to the earliest Linux-based web identity model using a ~username after a domain to shortcut to the public user folder of that username.
https://indieweb.social is a fantastic place with a really interesting set of local and federated timelines.
I'm a longtime enthusiast of the independent web (going back to my "antiweb" days in the 90s, anti- commercialization, that was) so this a really good fit for me.
However, as I am still new to Mastodon and exploring the dynamics of instance size, after an initial stint on https://mstnd.social and a few great months, here, I am going to try migrating to a somewhat smaller host.
@Derek is it a Mastodon fork?
(I recently set up a single-person sandbox instance and then a small instance to host Mastodon-shy friends and help them get launched.)
