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1. bob (bob)'s status on Wednesday, 17-Feb-2016 04:28:11 EST bob

   • Navigium
   • Jack McBastard
   • gnusocial
   @navigium @jackmcbastard Hubzilla can do things like that, since it has a more elaborate privacy model than just follow or block. I see !gnusocial as being a simpler system.
   • Jack McBastard (jackmcbastard)'s status on Tuesday, 16-Feb-2016 20:31:09 EST Jack McBastard

     • gnusocial
     Maybe someone can explain this to me. How hard would it be to make !gnusocial into separate networks where certain instances could federate among other invited instances? Something similar to the way IRC works. Is this undesirable for some reason…
   • Raphael López Altuna (raphaellopezaltuna)'s status on Wednesday, 17-Feb-2016 04:07:43 EST Raphael López Altuna

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     • Jack McBastard
     • gnusocial
     @jackmcbastard Isn't what you asking for already what !gnusocial is? I'm a bit new too... But that's what I have understood. Nodes only see other nodes they are already following, yes, one network but not necessarily all unified like you say, be…
   • Navigium (navigium)'s status on Wednesday, 17-Feb-2016 04:57:36 EST Navigium

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     • gnusocial
     @bob yes, I like the simplicity of !gnusocial. From a technical standpoint I prefer #hubzilla, but the simplicity of GNU Social caters for a broader user base and makes the community more fun.
     MMN-o ✅⃠ repeated this.