Diaspora/Diaspora
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Your profile is in two parts: your basic profile and your extended profile. Your basic profile contains your name, the five tags you chose to describe yourself, and your photo. Your extended profile contains your biography, location, gender, and birthday. All this information is optional – it’s up to you whether you provide it, and you can make this profile information as identifiable or anonymous as you like. Your extended profile is displayed in the left-hand column of your profile page, under your profile picture.
Your profile is in two parts: your basic profile and your extended profile. Your basic profile contains your name, the five tags you chose to describe yourself, and your photo. Your extended profile contains your biography, location, gender, and birthday. All this information is optional – it’s up to you whether you provide it, and you can make this profile information as identifiable or anonymous as you like. Your extended profile is displayed in the left-hand column of your profile page, under your profile picture.
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Your basic profile (name, profile image and #tags) is public. Your extended profile is private by default, but you can make it all publicly accessible if you want. Only people you are sharing with (meaning, you have added them to one of your aspects) can see your extended profile if you keep it private. Other people will see only your public information. Any profile information you make public can be viewed by anyone using the web, and can be indexed by search engines
Your basic profile (name, profile image and #tags) is public. Your extended profile is private by default, but you can make it all publicly accessible if you want. Only people you are sharing with (meaning, you have added them to one of your aspects) can see your extended profile if you keep it private. Other people will see only your public information. Any profile information you make public can be viewed by anyone using the web, and can be indexed by search engines
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They help people get to know you. Your profile picture will also appear on the left-hand side of the stream pages of those tags, along with anyone else who has them in their basic profile.
They help people get to know you. Your profile picture will also appear on the left-hand side of the stream pages of those tags, along with anyone else who has them in their basic profile.
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If you are currently sharing with that person, removing them from your aspects will stop many of their posts from appearing in your stream. A more complete method is to “ignore” that account. This will prevent any of their posts from appearing in your stream, and they will no longer be able to like or comment on your posts. They will, however, still be able to reshare your posts, comment on reshares of your posts, and their comments on posts by other people which appear in your stream will still be visible to you.
If you are currently sharing with that person, removing them from your aspects will stop many of their posts from appearing in your stream. A more complete method is to “ignore” that account. This will prevent any of their posts from appearing in your stream, and they will no longer be able to like or comment on your posts. They will, however, still be able to reshare your posts, comment on reshares of your posts, and their comments on posts by other people which appear in your stream will still be visible to you.
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To ignore an account, click the “ignore” icon (a circle with a diagonal line through it) at the top right of one of their posts. Their posts will instantly disappear from your stream. Alternatively, go to their profile page and click the ignore icon there. You will still be able to see their posts on their profile page, or by using the single-post view.
To ignore an account, click the “ignore” icon (a circle with a diagonal line through it) at the top right of one of their posts. Their posts will instantly disappear from your stream. Alternatively, go to their profile page and click the ignore icon there. You will still be able to see their posts on their profile page, or by using the single-post view.
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%{actors} has their birthday on %{date}. %{actors} have their birthday on %{date}. %{actors} have their birthday on %{date}. ZeroThis plural form is used for numbers like: 0%{actors} have their birthday on %{date}.
oneThis plural form is used for numbers like: 1%{actors} has their birthday on %{date}.
otherThis plural form is used for numbers like: everything else%{actors} have their birthday on %{date}.
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You are not allowed to upload %{extension} files, allowed types: %{allowed_types}
You are not allowed to upload %{extension} files, allowed types: %{allowed_types}
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You are not allowed to upload %{extension} files, prohibited types: %{prohibited_types}
You are not allowed to upload %{extension} files, prohibited types: %{prohibited_types}
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You are not allowed to upload %{content_type} files
You are not allowed to upload %{content_type} files
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You are not allowed to upload %{content_type} files
You are not allowed to upload %{content_type} files
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web+diaspora:// is a new web protocol that we have introduced. Any link to a diaspora* page on an external website that uses this protocol can be opened in the pod on which your diaspora* account is registered. Click the button below to set your browser to use %{pod_url} to recognise external web+diaspora:// links.
web+diaspora:// is a new web protocol that we have introduced. Any link to a diaspora* page on an external website that uses this protocol can be opened in the pod on which your diaspora* account is registered. Click the button below to set your browser to use %{pod_url} to recognise external web+diaspora:// links.
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This protocol is currently in the experimental stage and the success of interactions using it will depend on your browser. If you want to manage or remove this handler, you will do this via your browser settings. The button below will always be enabled, and you need to set the handler separately in each browser you use.
This protocol is currently in the experimental stage and the success of interactions using it will depend on your browser. If you want to manage or remove this handler, you will do this via your browser settings. The button below will always be enabled, and you need to set the handler separately in each browser you use.
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Two-factor authentication is a powerful way to ensure you are the only one able to sign in to your account. When signing in, you will enter a 6-digit code along with your password to prove your identity. Be careful though: if you lose your phone and the recovery codes created when you activate this feature, access to your diaspora* account will be blocked forever.
Two-factor authentication is a powerful way to ensure you are the only one able to sign in to your account. When signing in, you will enter a 6-digit code along with your password to prove your identity. Be careful though: if you lose your phone and the recovery codes created when you activate this feature, access to your diaspora* account will be blocked forever.
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Two-factor authentication is not fully activated yet, you need to confirm activation with a TOTP token
Two-factor authentication is not fully activated yet, you need to confirm activation with a TOTP token
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Please scan the QR code with a TOTP capable app, such as andOTP (Android), FreeOTP (iOS), SailOTP (SailfishOS).
Please scan the QR code with a TOTP capable app, such as andOTP (Android), FreeOTP (iOS), SailOTP (SailfishOS).
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We are using time-based one-time passwords (TOTP) with six-digit tokens. In case your app prompts you for a time interval and algorithm enter 30 seconds and sha1 respectively. <br /> The spaces are just for readability, please enter the code without them.
We are using time-based one-time passwords (TOTP) with six-digit tokens. In case your app prompts you for a time interval and algorithm enter 30 seconds and sha1 respectively.
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If you ever lose access to your phone, you can use one of the recovery codes below to regain access to your account. Keep the recovery codes safe. For example, you may print them and store them with other important documents.
If you ever lose access to your phone, you can use one of the recovery codes below to regain access to your account. Keep the recovery codes safe. For example, you may print them and store them with other important documents.
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%{count} like No likes %{count} likes ZeroThis plural form is used for numbers like: 0No likes
oneThis plural form is used for numbers like: 1%{count} like
otherThis plural form is used for numbers like: everything else%{count} likes
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%{count} like No likes %{count} likes ZeroThis plural form is used for numbers like: 0No likes
oneThis plural form is used for numbers like: 1%{count} like
otherThis plural form is used for numbers like: everything else%{count} likes
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%{count} dislike No dislikes %{count} dislikes ZeroThis plural form is used for numbers like: 0No dislikes
oneThis plural form is used for numbers like: 1%{count} dislike
otherThis plural form is used for numbers like: everything else%{count} dislikes