A year ago today, I got in to Diaspora :)
https://www.facebook.com/shanahben/posts/129395957122534
Thanks to @edwardcalugtong’s invite.
When I logged in to Disapora* today.
Sad to lose people working on such underrated projects that has shaped services we enjoy now (read: Google+). Not to mention he was only 22.
There’s been big news in the social networking world recently, and we can’t help but be pleased with the impact our work has had on two of the biggest developments. We’re proud that Google+ imitated one of our core features, aspects, with their circles. And now Facebook is at last moving in the right direction with user control over privacy, a move spurred not just by Google+, but more fundamentally by you and tens of thousands of community members, as well as hundreds of thousands of people who’ve lined up to try Diaspora* — that is, by all of us who’ve stood up to say “there has to be a better way.” We’re making a difference already.—
(Maxwell, Daniel, Ilya, Sarah, Yosem and Peter)
Well, hello there Diaspora! Thank you for giving us the option to now share to Tumblr too.
Armed with Google technologies, four young coders are planting the seeds for the post-Facebook future.
I’m digging the new Diaspora log-in page.
And the logo rotates as you’re waiting for it to redirect you to your dashboard. Wicked!
I’m glad they’ve given updates on the status of the project. I really can’t wait for it to have new features.
I’ve never been this excited since, well, since learning about this startup!
I’m now waiting for the invite to show up in my mail.
I think it’s better that way than registering through the site.
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