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Quitter | User Page
This is an example of a user page in Quitter. the page features the users avatar, name, notices, number of people following, number of followers, and notices. From this page, users can update their profile and compose new notes.
Tags: federated, free software, GNU social, microblogs, Quitter
Quitter | Welcome Screen
This is the welcome screen for the desktop version of Quitter.se, featuring the latest public posts. On this page you can sign in or become a new Quitter user.
Tags: federated, free software, GNU social, home page, microblogs, Quitter
Independent Microblogging Service | Public Timeline
This is the public page of the Independent Microblogging Service. On this page you can login, link to groups, and the directory. The public timeline shows the most recent posts and comments and a sidebar includes popular notices.
Quitter.se | Edit Profile
This is the interface on Quitter.se seen if the user edits his/her profile. The user is allowed to edit avatars, color schemes, descriptions, and home pages.
Tags: federated, free software, GNU social, microblogs, Quitter
Independent Microblogging Service | About
This is the About page for the Independent Microblogging Service, describing the service and how you can use it.
Independent Microblogging Service | FAQ
This is a collection of Frequently Asked Questions and answers concerning the Independent Microblogging Service. It includes what a micro blogging site is, how it is different from Twitter, and how it is different from Yammer, Social Cast, or…
Independent Microblogging Service | Groups
This is a directory of all the groups on the Independent Microblogging Service. The page provides an alphabetical list of the groups, the name of the group, a brief description, when it was created, and how many members. There is also links on the…
Independent Microblogging Service | Groups Help
This page explains how Independent Microblogging Service members can create and join groups. It also explains how you can send and receive group messages and how groups can be made private. It promotes groups as a great way to share information to…
Independent Microblogging Service | Help
This is the help page for the Independent Microblogging Service. This allows you to broadcast brief messages to other users and the web.
Independent Microblogging Service | Login
This is the login page for the Independent Microblogging Service. The page gives you the opportunity to use OpenID. It also helps you reset forgotten passwords.
Independent Microblogging Service | OpenID Login
The Independent Microblogging Service supports OpenID logins. This page explains how you can use the OpenID function and some of the other sites that use it.
Independent Microblogging Service | Popular Posts
This page features the most popular posts on the Independent Microblogging Service. Each post shows the user's avatar, user name, and if the post is directed toward someone.
Independent Microblogging Service | Privacy Policy
This is the privacy policy of the Independent Microblogging Service. It lets potential users know how/what data is shared and what is considered private.
Independent Microblogging Service | Source
This page describes the source code for the Independent Microblogging Service. As it notes, the IMS is an unmodified version of StatusNet.
Independent Microblogging Service | Tags
This is the help page that explains how tags work in the Independent Microblogging Service. It encourages users to use tags to help keep things organized.
Independent Microblogging Service | Terms of Service
This document explains the Independent Microblogging Service Terms of Service. The creators note that they did not create the TOS, but rather used what was created by Automatic.inc under their creative commons license.
Independent Microblogging Service | Version
This documents the current version of StatusNet that the Independent Microblogging Service is implementing.
diaspora* | Activity
This page shows the users activity on the site. On this page, users can post comments, invite friends, welcome new users, ask for help, bookmark to diaspora*, and donate. The page shows the user's avatar and user name.
diaspora* | Contacts
This is the contact page for diaspora*. On this page, the user can access their contacts. Contacts can be organized and sorted by all contacts, my contacts, family, friends, work, acquaintances, and a user even add own categories of contacts. The…
diaspora* | Conversations
On this page, users can have conversations with other members through messages. When a message is received it is noted in the inbox. Additionally, a user can start a new conversation with other members. Each message shows when it was sent.
diaspora* | Help
This is the diaspora* help page. On this page, users can find basic getting started help, as well as help on various other topics. If users questions are not answered on this page, there are a variety of other links to look for help, which include…
diaspora* | Photos
This is part of diaspora*s profile page. On this page, the users name, hashtags, bio and location are available (if they have included that info). This page also shows the photos that they have uploaded to the site. You can also link to their posts…
diaspora* | Privacy
This is the privacy settings page for diaspora*. Users can change their privacy settings. A recommended setting is provided, but can be changed by the user. Additionally, it lists if a user has chosen to ignore other users. You can also link to your…
diaspora* | Posts
The diaspora* posts page is part of the user profile. The page shows the users bio, location, hashtags, and email. From this page, a user can start a conversation through a post, as well as see her/his lists of previous posts with their likes and…
diaspora* | Services
This page is part of the Settings page. This page allows users to connect with their other social media services such as Twitter or Tumblr. Users can choose to whether or not to connect with them. If they choose to, what they write in diaspora* will…