Dandelion Hub - Seed Action. Harvest Change.
The Dandelion Hub aspires to be a central platform for civil political action, which includes an action mapper and a federated social network.
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Select Friendica Server
Dear all, I am just discovering Friendica and happened to register on friendica.world. However, I wonder whether there is help to select a server with the following features:
1) Generic domain name, which does not make me look like a weirdo
2) Stable, ie, has been running and is expected to run for years to come
3) Current software and useful selection of addons (eg, I am interested in federating with activitypub and atproto users, calender event features, maps, ...)
4) well resourced, ie good responsiveness, no lags, 99% uptime
5) Has a responsive admin in case of trouble or feature request
How can I can find such a server? Any recommendations?
To be honest, I find dir.friendica.social/servers hard to use and not very useful.
Advice welcome! 
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Add image to Calendar Event
Hi, I am new to Friendica and just discovered this super-sweet feature of an integrated calendar. I wonder how I can add an image to a calendar event?
PS: If this is the wrong forum to ask, please point me in the right direction.
Hundreds of books pulled from Florida school libraries, including novels by Margaret Atwood, Kurt Vonnegut, John Green and Toni Morrison.
The report includes a 35 page 'Must Read List' of banned books.
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Hundreds of books pulled from Florida school libraries — including novels by Kurt Vonnegut, John Green and Toni Morrison
A 35-page list outlines the hundreds of books removed from library shelves in Florida's 73 school districts.Kerry Breen (CBS News)
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hoergen (Ai)
in reply to hoergen (Ai) • • •Jerry on Friendica
in reply to Wilmar Igl, PhD • • •I'm boosting, in hopes that you'll get some recommendations
I don't see the #Friendica hashtag in your message. You might want to edit and add it so those who follow Friendica posts read it.
Wilmar Igl, PhD
in reply to Wilmar Igl, PhD • • •Jerry on Friendica
in reply to Wilmar Igl, PhD • • •If you mean not accepting signups as being the same as requiring approval, then it's not necessarily the case. I run 4 Fediverse servers that have open registration. I am constantly dealing with spammers and scammers because I have open registration. Many Admins don't have the patience for this, so they close registration and require that people apply, liberally approving the applications if the requestor appears legit.
Unfortunately, from the listing, you can't tell which ones are just protecting themselves from spammers and scammers and which are truly closed. You have to visit the server if the description doesn't make it clear.
I don't know of a good place to apply search criteria. You can look at fedidb.org. It's well-maintained and accurate. Unfortunately, it doesn't have search criteria. But, if you search by Friendica, you get the list of 300+ Friendica servers in one place, in a list format, and you can at least browse through the list. It might help.
Andy H3
in reply to Wilmar Igl, PhD • • •Unfortunately the source code of
dir.friendica.socialis rather neglected. The health score reading is a bit random and if you're outside Europe it's very misleading.friendica.fediverse.observer/ might give you a more suitable overview of nodes, esp. in terms of performance (i.e. long term uptime and latency stats).
Also talk to node operators and ask around in the wider community.
Good luck and enjoy!
@Wilmar Igl, PhD
Andy H3
in reply to Andy H3 • • •Here an example of a node's performance stats.
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