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@box464 It is the same principle, I saw that comparison as a diagram in a documentation website and I can't find it back, but I remember thinking that it was a neat comparison... I should use bookmarks for this kind of situation.

@box464 I saw the other day a picture that summed it up pretty well: it was a comparison of centralized, federated and decentralized architectures. Unfortunately I can't remember where it was...
In the centralized one, there is one big circle in the middle (the server) and plenty of links pointing to small dots (the users).
In the federated one, there are "islands" of servers linked together, of different sizes. They aren't all connected to each other, so there can be single ones, smaller groups or a big land, so it kind of makes an archipelago. Local community instances could be like the smaller islands here.
In the decentralized one, each server is connected to everything else, so it is just one big mesh.

@HolosSocial @deusfigendi Since the custom field will be useless if the recipient doesn't support it anyway, wouldn't it be better to just create a custom type, like SignalMessage or something, instead of an extension of Note?

@davidrevoy @hairylarry Ah yes, OpenMagic and their Grimoire of Probable Truths, the base model of their ChatGPT

@box464 I'm using Grit, the open-source version via F-Droid doesn't have the restrictions of the commercial free version and I just find that receiving notifications at the right time telling me to do the thing was enough to build a couple of habits for me.