Posts by marcelcosta@bcn.fedi.cat
 (DIR) Post #AWO9omBu2aangC4muG by marcelcosta@bcn.fedi.cat
       2023-05-26T12:47:25.199077Z
       
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       @maegul @tchambers @fediversereport @jdp23 @spla @fediverse @fediversenews @spreadmastodon Sure, these waves have overloaded even not-that-big instances, causing them to close registration for a time. From September, the number of servers has increased by 3.If we had a historical of the server picture, would be really interesting to trace the movements and evolution of the Fediverse…
       
 (DIR) Post #AXNGPwENli2BbnW8B6 by marcelcosta@bcn.fedi.cat
       2023-07-05T05:08:50.983112Z
       
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       @fede Si me permites un comentario:No federar con Threads es, probable y sencillamente, la única manera que una instancia u organización tenga de expresar su posición y decir que no está de acuerdo ni quiere tener nada que ver con lo que hace y cómo lo hace Meta a través de sus productos: promover e inducir la generación de interacciones y hábitos condicionados para la producción y extracción de datos.No diria que es la única forma de expresar su posición. Es una manera, y bastante fuerte. Pero muchas expresamos nuestro rechazo a las instancias enormes (como modelo) y aún así no las bloqueamos ni defederamos con ellas…
       
 (DIR) Post #AXNZCd73R7gXgASPei by marcelcosta@bcn.fedi.cat
       2023-07-04T06:42:34.912744Z
       
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       @boss @ElenaMusk Liberaforms mola :). Si no, también está limesurvey (más complejo, para lo bueno y lo malo).
       
 (DIR) Post #AtS6ZYDkRWF7vaCzKq by marcelcosta@bcn.fedi.cat
       2025-04-25T07:31:01.609632Z
       
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       @ricci Nice analysis!In my experience, when looking into users things are more centralized than when considering servers.
       
 (DIR) Post #AxikTPT8T8OcnD7Qhs by marcelcosta@bcn.fedi.cat
       2025-08-31T06:43:14.476871Z
       
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       @jdp23 @ricci Yeah! I tried to apply network decentralization analysis, which are used also in ecology and immunology to analyze the Fediverse decentralization. It was when Musks waves started.As far as I remember, when comparing two time points the Fediverse was gaining decentralization rather than losing it (the hypothesis is that too much people was landing into mastodon.social). I think that that data also suggested a centralization in terms of the software used.The post I shared in SH: https://socialhub.activitypub.rocks/t/analysis-of-fediverse-diversity-in-terms-of-decentralization/3252/7
       
 (DIR) Post #AzhIrO4rRRORvg7DJg by marcelcosta@bcn.fedi.cat
       2025-10-29T08:14:10.377862Z
       
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       @compl4xx @jaseg @delta And they rely on the cloud provider in availability, as recently stated. That dependency is a huge thing for me, specially because when you build your network in one side is very dificult to move unless the channels are redundant.