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<h1><span class='fontello' style='font-size:inherit;'>&#xe814;</span> About Dashboard FE</h1>
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<p>Dashboard FE (#DashFE for short) is a third-party client or fronted for Pleroma and Mastodon servers, writen in PHP, which design inspires on the look and feel of the Tumblr user dashboard. This frontend puts special emphasis on displaying posts with attached media, being images, video or music.</p>
<p>Currently a work in progress, #DashFE is being developed by <a href='https://stereophonic.space/daisuke' target='_blank' class='link' style='font-weight:bold;'>Daisuke</a> and it's in a constant state of change, so features present may change or improve over time.</p>
<p>The source code of the project is currently being hosted at https://notabug.org/daisuke/DashboardFE</p>
<p>DashFE Key Features:
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<li>Emphasis on posts with media attachments</li>
<li>Ability to mark all posts by an user as NSFW</li>
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<p>DashFE Project Policies:
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<li>Keep things as simple as possible</li>
<li>Keep dependencies on external libraries at a minimum</li>
<li>Allow access to nojs users</li>
<li>Keep the user in contol of their data</li>
<li>Empower the user to create a custom fediverse experience</li>
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<p>Known issues:
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<li>If after entering your user@instance on the login page you are returned to the main page of DashFE witouth having being loged in, check if you are currently logged in into your Pleroma's MastoFE GUI. Try logging out and then logging in here again.</li>
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<h1><span class='fontello' style='font-size:inherit;'>&#xf1e0;</span> The Fediverse</h1>
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<p>In the same way as Twitter or Tumblr, the Fediverse is a microblogging service that allows you to share posts, photos and video, in addition to allowing other users of the network to follow you and be able to follow them to see their updates.</p>
<p>The main difference that the fediverse have with respect to services such as Twitter is that it is not a centralized service dependent on a single entity or company, but that it is a set of interconnected nodes that form a large network and where there is no unique node or entity that is responsible for regulating or organizing the rest.</p>
<p>As it was said, the fediverse is organized into something called "Nodes", which are servers running one of several types of existing servers. It doesn't matter on which node you want to create an account, because due to the interconnection you can follow and be followed by any other user at any other point in the fediverse, regardless of whether they are running a different server system.</p>
<p style='color:red;'><strong>Note: Due to differences in political opinion, some servers decide to block their communication with other fediverse servers, so in some of them the federation may not be complete, so that other people may not be able to follow or read your posts. We recommend reading the registration terms and regulations of the instance you wish to register to be informed about this fact.</strong></p>
<p>The fediverse server software available, despite being written in different languages, can communicate with each other through a protocol called "ActivityPub". These nodes are provided by the same community of users and administrators and each has its own administrators, users and rules to follow. If you don't like one node you can choose to move to another or even install your own server with your own rules and terms of use, while still being able to communicate with the rest.</p>
<p>Unlike private services, users are free to use one of several of the currently available server software, all of them being free and open software. There are a wide variety of them, all with their own particular characteristics and built using different programming languages, but usually all require a virtual private server (VPS) or dedicated server to run. Some of the most commonly used servers are <a href='https://pleroma.social/' target='_blank' style='font-weight:bold;' class='link'>Pleroma</a>, <a href='https://joinmastodon.org/' target='_blank' style='font-weight:bold;' class='link'>Mastodon</a> and <a href='https://github.com/syuilo/Misskey' target='_blank' style='font-weight:bold;' class='link'>Misskey</a>.</p>
<p>Dashboard FE is <strong>NOT</strong> a fediverse server, but it is a Frontend that interacts with Pleroma or Mastodon servers. To make use of Dashboard FE you need to have an account on a server running one of these software. When not logged in, the DashboardFE homepage uses the view of the fediverse from the point of view of the server <a href='https://mastodon.social' target='_blank' style='font-weight:bold;' class='link'>mastodon.social</a> but once you log in it will display the main timeline of your account's node.</p>
<p>To learn more about the fediverse and its servers you can visit the page of <a href='https://fediverse.party/' target='_blank' style='font-weight:bold;' class='link'>fediverse.party</a>, as well as the page of <a href='https://fediverse.network' target='_blank' style='font-weight:bold;' class='link'>fediverse.network</a> to see a real-time list of the instances that currently make up the fediverse, most of them open and where you You can create a user account to interact with the rest of the community.</p>
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<h1><span class='fontello' style='font-size:inherit;'>&#xe819;</span> Privacy Policy</h1>
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<p>Dashboard FE does not use any kind of database so all user data (user settings, information and auth tokens) are stored client side. When you log in you use your instance's login form so Dashboard FE has NO WAY of knowing your user and password. If you feel your Dashboard FE session has been compromised, you can always go to your instance's user settings and revoke the access to Dashboard FE.</p>
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