Diaspora/Website

You can even use diaspora* as a notebook, to jot down things you’ll need to remember later, perhaps even notes for a presentation you’re giving. To do this, all you need to do is to create an aspect and <strong>add no one to it</strong>! That’s right, an empty aspect. What’s the point of this? Well, it means you can share things with this aspect, and no one will be able to see them. That means that this aspect can act as your private notebook. It can be a useful way of moving text or photos between one computer and another, and of keeping your notes and photos safe for whenever you log in to diaspora*.

Where to find more help and information

We’ve tried to cover all the essentials of using diaspora* in these tutorials in as clear a manner as possible. However, there may be something you’re still not clear about or something that hasn’t been covered here that you want to know. There are also more technical matters such as setting up your own pod, which aren’t covered here.

%{wiki_link} – all you need to know about using, developing and installing diaspora*

There are pages about %{wikipedia_link} and the %{wikipedia_software_link} on Wikipedia

You can ask a <span class="click">#question</span> about diaspora*, ask for <span class="click">#help</span>, or report a <span class="click">#bug</span> in public posts in diaspora* itself

Having a problem you can’t solve? Talk to us on our %{mail_link}

Or chat to diaspora* developers on our %{irc_link}. If you don’t get an instant reply, try again later

%{blog_link} – where we announce major events and updates

%{changelog_link} – a record of diaspora*’s development, including features not yet released in the stable version

the platform we use to discuss ideas and improvements for diaspora*

%{communicate_link} on our wiki gives details of all the different channels of communication we have open

%{manifesto_link} – a statement of security and privacy to which diaspora* is signed up

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