I've been advocating (to friends) the need/inevitability of this kind of system.
One possible marketing phrase that's been thrown around is "data asymmetry", as in "TheMux aims to rectify the massive data asymmetries that give Facebook and Google orders of magnitude more power than their users."
Even better would be the development of a completely peer-to-peer version of Facebook (which Diaspora isn't).
One possible marketing phrase that's been thrown around is "data asymmetry", as in "TheMux aims to rectify the massive data asymmetries that give Facebook and Google orders of magnitude more power than their users."
Even better would be the development of a completely peer-to-peer version of Facebook (which Diaspora isn't).