originalucifer, 5 months ago every bullet point here would apply to SMTP and would negate your entire idea of EEE. but thats just me comparing a protocol to a protocol. except of course There is no downside to using free and open-source platforms over proprietary ones. because reality says software is hard, it just is. and cutting edge software is painful. i just see a ton of people knee-jerking into the wind with a ton of maybes but zero knowledge because the horse aint in yet. if you cant allow partial federation or full federation while keeping an eye on dependency, then you shouldnt be running an instance anyway.
every bullet point here would apply to SMTP and would negate your entire idea of EEE. but thats just me comparing a protocol to a protocol.
except of course
There is no downside to using free and open-source platforms over proprietary ones.
because reality says software is hard, it just is. and cutting edge software is painful.
i just see a ton of people knee-jerking into the wind with a ton of maybes but zero knowledge because the horse aint in yet.
if you cant allow partial federation or full federation while keeping an eye on dependency, then you shouldnt be running an instance anyway.