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Kune
Analyzed 27 days ago
Kune is a free/libre distributed collaborative social network focused on: the collaborative edition in real time of free contents, thinking on the collaborative work of collectives and organizations; its publishing on the web; and the communication in social network among social movements, academic
Licenses:
AGPL3
filmaster
No analysis available
Filmaster (now in public beta mode and available under filmaster.com) is a new social network for movie fans, with personalized content and recomendations. And all that free as in beer and as in speech. Filmaster allows you to run your own film blog in a great domain like you.filmaster.com, rate
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Licenses:
AGPL3_or_...
Insoshi
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Analyzed 27 days ago
Insoshi is a social networking platform in Ruby on Rails. You can use Insoshi to make custom social networks.
Crabgrass
Analyzed 27 days ago
Crabgrass enables social change organizations to get things done, get the word out, collaborate, and network.
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No declared licenses
Eternally Social
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Analyzed 3 months ago
Eternally Social will be a fully flexible social networking site. It is not my intention to release Eternally Social as competition to Facebook, Google_ and/or MySpace. I am envisioning it being used as a smaller sized social networking site, most likely to compete with social networking sites
Social Stream
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Analyzed 28 days ago
Social Stream is an open source platform on which to build websites with social networking features.
git-is-not-a-social-media-tool
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Analyzed 28 days ago
a script to demonstrate the perils of git as a social media tool
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No declared licenses
The Appleseed Project
T
Analyzed 27 days ago
Appleseed is a decentralized social networking software.
Licenses:
No declared licenses
GeoPress.my
Analyzed 27 days ago
GeoPress is the world's first entirely OpenSource Geo-Tagging Platform....
Install GeoPress on your own server, create maps, places and start checking-in. You can create both private and public places, leave full HTML content for both checkins and place descriptions.
However, please note that