mirror of https://gitlab.com/bashrc2/epicyon
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# Epicyon Project Goals
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* A minimal ActivityPub server, comparable to an email MTA
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* "Small Tech" ethos. Not many accounts per instance.
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* Centering people and personal computing, not corporate or organizational accounts abstracting people away
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* AGPLv3+
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* Server-to-server and client-to-server protocols supported
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* Implemented in a common language (Python 3)
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* Keyword filtering.
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* Remove metadata from attached images, avatars and backgrounds
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* Being able to build crowdsouced organizations with roles and skills
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* Sharings collection, similar to the gnusocial sharings plugin
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* Quotas for received posts per day, per domain and per account
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* Hellthread detection and removal
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* Instance and account level federation lists
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* Support content warnings, reporting and blocking
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* http signatures and basic auth
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* json-LD signatures on outgoing posts, optional on incoming
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* Compatible with http (onion addresses, i2p), https and hypercore
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* Minimal dependencies.
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* Dependencies are maintained Debian packages
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* Data minimization principle. Configurable post expiry time
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* Likes and repeats only visible to authorized viewers
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* ReplyGuy mitigation - maxmimum replies per post or posts per day
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* Ability to delete or hide specific conversation threads
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* Commandline interface
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* Simple web interface
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* Designed for intermittent connectivity. Assume network disruptions
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* Limited visibility of follows/followers
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* Suitable for single board computers
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* Progressive Web App interface. Doesn't need native apps on mobile.
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* Integration with RSS feeds, for reading news or blogs
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* Moderation capabilities for posts, hashtags and blocks
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**Features which won't be implemented**
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The following are considered antifeatures of other social network systems, since they encourage dysfunctional social interactions.
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* Features designed to scale to large numbers of accounts (say, more than 20 active users)
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* Trending hashtags, or trending anything
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* Ranking, rating or recommending mechanisms for posts or people (other than likes or repeats/boosts)
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* Geolocation features
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* Algorithmic timelines (i.e. non-chronological)
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* Direct payment mechanisms, although integration with other services may be possible
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* Any variety of blockchain
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* Sponsored posts
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* Collaborative editing of posts
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* Anonymous posts from random internet users published under a single generic instance account
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* Hierarchies of roles beyond ordinary moderation, such as X requires special agreement from Y before sending a post
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