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@nutomic Looks like you already addressed the federation questions elsewhere in the conversation.
@nutomic This is a cool idea! But I have a lot of questions about how the heck you make a think like Wikipedia work in a federated way. Are articles duplicated on each instance, or do we lose some of them when an instance goes down? How does moderation work? How do I search it?
Also, I see someone else posting screenshots, but the link you posted takes me out of my Mastodon app to a Lemmy page where I don't see any links to Ibis itself.
(Saw some criticism of the name there. Ibis is an awesome & appropriate name, IMO.)
@federico3 @ajsadauskas I snorted. Then my frown turned right-side up again when I thought about my neighnor across the street doing his "tough guy" pose with an AK in the front yard. No, I'm not making this up.
Probably why I never even tried to get into it. I can't suspend disbelief to that level.