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Additionally there is a [[GNU MediaGoblin]] media hosting instance at https://media.consumium.org. Interesting to see when this will actually take off. | Additionally there is a [[GNU MediaGoblin]] media hosting instance at https://media.consumium.org. Interesting to see when this will actually take off. | ||
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=== Hubzilla === | === Hubzilla === | ||
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* '''Hubzilla''' [https://hubzilla.org/hubzilla/ (.org)] is a very nice free social media where membership is to the entire network, not only to an instance. | * '''Hubzilla''' [https://hubzilla.org/hubzilla/ (.org)] is a very nice free social media where membership is to the entire network, not only to an instance. | ||
* [https://hubzilla.nl/pubsites/ Hubzilla.nl list of public instances] | * ''[https://hubzilla.nl/pubsites/ Hubzilla.nl list of public instances]''' | ||
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* '''[https://podupti.me/?advancedview=true PodUpTi.me diaspora* instances listing service]''' | * '''[https://podupti.me/?advancedview=true PodUpTi.me diaspora* instances listing service]''' | ||
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=== Friendica === | === Friendica === | ||
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* The '''[http://dir.friendica.com/ Friendica Directory]''' is a place where you can find instances by location, groups, interesting tags and quite naturally people on the network | * The '''[http://dir.friendica.com/ Friendica Directory]''' is a place where you can find instances by location, groups, interesting tags and quite naturally people on the network | ||
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=== GNU social === | === GNU social === | ||
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== Former social media == | == Former social media == | ||
* [[Tsu]] [https://tsu.co (.co)] | * [[Tsu]] [https://tsu.co (.co)] was an interesting experiment where they copied the other services in clean cut implementation and gave 90% of their ad revenue to their users. It ran from 2014 to 2016. | ||