I'm thinking about starting a completely open source social media platform to counteract a lot of the noise on Facebook, Twitter, etc. -- Users get full control over what content they can filter. Rich API for researchers with no restrictions to data for research purposes, etc.
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I have not heard of it but I'll definitely check it out. Any details on how long it has been around and who created it?
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I've always wondered if you could do the Stack overflow transparency model for social media, but I think scalability is the limiting factor in the long run.
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Are you interested in making it fully end2end encrypted to protect user’s privacy? Also, you can check out our product at Maskbook.io . We are making it to fight against the current large platforms ;)
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Good question. At this point I'm just looking at the logistics of it. That's a good question to consider, though.
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To help mitigate spam and also incentivize users think about integrating Bitcoin (BCH). There is one site that has tried this already called Memo.cash. You can learn more about Bitcoin here: bitcoin.com/what-is-bitcoi
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Ello, Mastodon and Diaspora. None of them have anything to really get people hooked. I wish there was another option. I really liked having both a Facebook and a MySpace. I also liked having several bad search engines though as well.