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friendica 14d4635be6 Merge pull request #371 from fermionic/option-to-limit-max-image-pixel-length 
add ability to set maximum pixel length of uploaded pictures
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library iframes were getting stripped at the rss/atom parser level. We can preserve these because we will strip them in the purifier after checking for supported video sources 2012-06-20 05:04:51 -07:00
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README 

Friendica Social Communications Server
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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.