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@stux@mstdn.social> On October 21, 2021, It was reported by The Daily Dot staff writer Mikael Thalen that Truth Social is testing out using Pleroma as the backend of the platform.
O'really?
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Truth Social uses a custom version of the free and open-source software Mastodon, which is typically used to connect to a broader collection of social networking websites known as the Fediverse. Truth Social's version of Mastodon removes several features, including polls and post visibility options.[gl The platform is modeled heavily after Twitter. Users can make posts ("truths") and share other users' posts ("retruths"). The platform also features a newsfeed, called a "truth feed", as well as a notification system. (!
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@stux@mstdn.social> On October 21, 2021, It was reported by The Daily Dot staff writer Mikael Thalen that Truth Social is testing out using Pleroma as the backend of the platform.
O'really?