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So I'm not going to completely pull the plug on either #Bitmessage or #Twister yet, but neither one seems to have much personal interaction going on*, so I expect to greatly reduce the time and effort invested in either one. Twister is full of feed repeaters, but not much actual person-to-person conversation. Meanwhile, it can be months between incoming messages on Bitmessage…
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@harmlessgryphon It doesn't seem as high in actual use.
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It isn't the presence of feed repeaters. It is the signal to noise ratio (actual people to autoposters) and my very limited INET access in the various hotels in #Louisiana. #hotel_inet / #hotel_wifi / #hotspot all too intermittent and too slow.
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@gargron @vegos Yes, NGOs need reach, but if that's all they look for, they are always behind the audience. Their media people need to experiment with various sites and software or they'll be sitting on MySpace and Friendster when the rest of the world has moved on to something else.
lnxw48 (Linux Walt)
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