Even if #PeakD Chat is built right on the PeakD blogging platform itself, there still are few users of such decentralized chat platform for community chats (which are not encrypted). 🤯 Anyway, only operators hosts of instances of PeakD Chat (and forks such as #DBuzz Chat) can see how many users have one-on-one chats and who they talk with, though not the contents (because one-on-one messages are encrypted end-to-end using the private posting keys). 🤓
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Yep, it's pretty wild. Discord was chosen by the community quite a while ago, so nothing else seems able to pull people away from it. 😁🙏💚✨🤙
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Oh, indeed, and I agree, it's completely opposite from Hive's ethos. FOSS all the way. 😁🙏💚✨🤙
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At present, I see many Hive funding proposals bundle "open-source" with many other target development goals, and request a huge amount of funding. 🤯 Let's hope that we can see a funding proposal whose target is basically "make FOSS everything" on their project without asking for too much funding. 🤓🤗
Yes, there are many large amounts being asked, and that would be great. That would be ideal. 😁🙏💚✨🤙
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I think that Hive people who create Hive funding proposals should avoid thinking of Hive as a replacement for their (full-time dev) job, even if it is technically possible to do here on Hive. 🤯🤗
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Yes, that would be good. If and when I ever get into hands-on dev work on Hive, I don't plan on making a proposal at all. 😁🙏💚✨🤙
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I think that Hive Proposals are generally subject to greater scrutiny by people on Hive (especially those with lots of Hive Power), compared to Hive Witnesses. 🧘♂️🤯🤓
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