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there are programs out there who can, even if one uses software that hides your IP, ..., will recognize you by doing sophisticated #text-analysis. e.g. they could #match your new account (under new name) to a past account on another system.
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yes, but then you should be consequent and use those, and also !not use !gs but other software systems (1) that protect you better. And also, run the systems #yourself and do NOT be a sheep like the most around here... Logging or not logging on a !gs server wouldn't help much to protect you, it can make it a little harder for agencies, states, ... yes; but it will always lead back to you. (1) http://www.skilledtests.com/wiki/List_of_Federated_Communication_Platforms
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@imn00b However, the #GNUsocial network isn't really designed to be secret and hidden. It's mainly meant to be a broad, distributed means of communications where noone can take your data away.
But of course I hope administrators of #GNUsocial nodes are open and welcoming to users from #TOR IP spaces etc.
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@pskosinski one possible reason for missing posts in conversations is: no-one on your instance is following that specific remote user yet
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cc !gs !gnusocial RT @pskosinski Whatever the reason is that #fragmentation should be unacceptable, everyone should see the #same conversation.
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I agree! RD @pskosinski Whatever the reason is that fragmentation should be unacceptable, everyone should see the same conversation.
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