A fork to see to what extent this might work as a single profile instance on a shared hosting setup.
disclaimer:
friendica is to complicated and needs to much back end access for to work on a shared hosting setup. the coding community abandoned these efforts and most likely will not reply to any help request on the matter.
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Diaspora "relayable_retraction" is now supported by Friendica. The following should now work: Friendica top-level post: Diaspora comment deleted, disappears in Friendica Friendica comment deleted, disappears in Diaspora Diaspora like retracted, disappears in Friendica Friendica like retracted, disappears in Diaspora Diaspora top-level post: Same There are still exceptions, however. First, Friendica and Diaspora seem to frequently reject comments with an "invalid signature" error. This can probably be fixed. Also, some comments/likes/retractions seem to just disappear on the Diaspora side. In the Diaspora log these seem to be accompanied by a "not a valid object" error, often preceeded by a "received a comment but no corresponding post" error. These seem to be purely internal, since sometimes it works for some Diaspora contacts but not others. |
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Friendica Social Communications Server ====================================== http://friendica.com Welcome to the free social web. Friendica is a communications platform for integrated social communications utilising decentralised communications and linkage to several indie social projects - as well as popular mainstream providers. Our mission is to free our friends and families from the clutches of data-harvesting corporations, and pave the way to a future where social communications are free and open and flow between alternate providers as easily as email does today.