Diaspora/Website

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}

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%{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

%{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

The planet is a collection of blog posts written by members of our community and represents the views of individual community members. All posts are owned by their authors, see the original posts for further information.

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Public activity

Social principles

Guidelines for being part of diaspora*’s community

Social principles

diaspora* provides every kind of creature - regardless of age, body size, disability, ethnicity, gender identity and expression, level of experience, nationality, personal appearance, race, religion, or sexual identity and orientation - the opportunity to connect in a decentralized social network. To help all of us to have the best possible experience on diaspora*, we envision a community which interacts respectfully.

diaspora*’s concept of a decentralized network allows no banning of members. Considerate interaction based on the ideals of the diaspora* community is therefore crucial to the wellbeing of this network.

As the diaspora* community, we stand together against any kind of discrimination and exclusion. We don’t accept communication based on principles of chauvinism and nationalism. We disapprove racist remarks and downplaying of historic and current fascist violence. We oppose any kind of exclusion and the related structural and physical violence.