Federated Networks Association

Searx

Searx is a free internet metasearch engine which aggregates results from more than 70 search services. Users are neither tracked nor profiled. Additionally, searx can be used over Tor for online anonymity.

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Matrix / Riot

Federated group chat with e2e encryption.

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Friendica

Federated social network. Friendica federates with the whole Fediverse using multiple protocols.

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Diaspora

Federated social network. Diaspora is a decentralized social network, consisting of many individual servers, called "pods". The current pod Joindiaspora is closed and therefore only available to members. Ask on the members mailing-list for access.

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Etherpad

Collaborative online text editor.

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GitLab

Code hosting on steroids. Open to all but only a member will be able to enjoy all the features of our premium instance (License provided by GitLab Inc <3).

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Nextcloud

Federated file hosting, calendar, tasks, contacts and more!

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Collabora

Provides you the powerful on-premise office suites, that enable you to access documents, author new content and work collaboratively.

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Discourse

Forum for discussion about anything related to the federated world. Members can log in via their LDAP credentials.

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WeDistribute

WeDistribute is a publication service dedicated to Free Software, decentralized communication technologies, and sustainability. This service is developed to broadcast news to the Fediverse and other parts of the Free Network. Visit the blog it doesn't require any kind of registration.. it's free :)

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Fediverse Party

A quick guide into Fediverse platforms.

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Support us on Patreon

Feneas has been around for approximately one year now. During this time we have launched various services for both members and non-members alike, with a dedicated volunteer admin team ensuring these services run

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Federated code hosting

Are you interested in federated code hosting? This term means a site like GitHub, GitLab, Gogs or Gitea - but instead of all servers being an individual part of the web, they talk

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The Feneas forum

After a process that started in February 2019 as a suggestion to us, we're finally launching our forum. Why does the web need yet another forum?The Feneas committee team has experience being

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Pleroma Hosting on Raspberry Pi

Would you like to be your own social network provider? This is an installation guide for the Raspberry Pi and is based on the installation for Debian in the Pleroma Wiki

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Members portal and other updates

Things are rolling along here in Feneas land. This post is a small update on various things going on. Members portalPreviously to join as a member one had to submit personal details via

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Annual winter meeting January 2019

The Federated Networks Association invites its members to an annual winter meeting as set in the rules. When The meeting will be held on Sunday the 27th of January, 2019 at 6pm UTC.

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ActivityPub? Well, it’s not that bad

This is an answer to the blog post ActivityPub – one protocol to rule them all? of Dennis Schubert. Dennis was asked if Diaspora would implement ActivityPub, this blog post was his answer. What

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Federation Testsuite

Currently the federated web holds 35 projects with 9 different protocols (source: the-federation.info) all trying to connect and communicate with each other. But does that actually work? Most of the projects do

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Updates since launch

A few months have passed with Feneas. Here is a small update on things we have been doing or are planning to do, including a financial statement. Memberships Feneas is funder by members.

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FOSDEM Decentralized Internet & Privacy - CfP!

The greatest and most fun open source and free software conference in Europe is coming up again Saturday 2nd and Sunday 3rd of February, 2019. The conference takes place at the ULB Solbosch

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Hello federation, my name is Feneas

The federated web today is growing faster than at any point before in recent years. There are likely many reasons for this. Distrust in centralised commercial platforms and the data leaks they have

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Here be dragons