The Google+ Exodus has a Wiki
Introducing Google+ Mass Migration / New Beginnings Wiki. A/K/A the PlexodusWiki
This wiki serves the population of present and former Google+ users seeking to continue their community across future platform(s).
Our goal is to gather and consolidate information:
- Facilitating individual and group migrations.
- In one place.
- That can be collaboratively edited.
- Out-of-band of G+ itself, or any one other destination platform
- About alternatives, risks, concerns, opportunities, hopes, fears.
Main Sections
For the moment:
- Goals: The intent of the migration.
- Social Platforms: Sites, systems, networks, and protocols supporting various user-generated media. Overview page.
- Platform Types: An ontology of user-generated media platforms with some examples.
- Features and Capabilities: What ought be provided by solutions.
- Platforms and Sites: Specific platforms and sites under consideration, with comparisions and issues.
- Protocols and Networks: The technical conventions for exchanging and presenting content and messages.
- Opportunities: Options the exodus creates.
- Risks and Threat Models: A discussion of Dark and Scary.
- Resources and References: Information elsewhere, research, experiences, news items, etc.
- Directories and Forwarding Information: Collections of and instructions for re-connecting After the Exodus.
- Recommended Practices: Things you should be doing / looking for.
- Established G+ Diaspora Communities: Where to find Old Friends (and make new ones).
This is a collaborative tool.
Don't ask. Do.
Remember, be bold.
Don't mistake existing content or structure for correctness. We're also being bold. If something strikes you as wrong or unclear, try to improve it.
This is very bare-bones at present, but there's been a lot of discussion and we've got a lot of folks around, let's flesh this out and make it useful.
I've been spreading the word at G+ and on Diaspora.
Thank you.
Thank you to...
@Christian Buggedei for setting this up. It's really wonderful to ask and find things done.
@Thom Thomas and @mathew for pitching in already with edits.
