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39 lines
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Make Hubz with Hubzilla
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**What are Hubz?**
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Hubz are general-purpose websites built with **Hubzilla**. Every website member can create their own unique website or social space, and these can all share and interact.
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Hubz all over the internet "magically" connect together to create very large social networks, websites, and communities; and *these* can all share and interact.
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Members of *my* Hubz can easily and securely share stuff with members of *your* Hubz. Anything with anybody. Publicly, or **privately**.
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**Hubzilla** is open source and built on PHP/MySQL/Apache (Mariadb or Postgres and Nginx could also be used, we're pretty easy).
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Hubz are
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* decentralised
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* social
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* privacy-enabled (privacy exclusions work across the entire internet to any registered identity on any compatible Hubz)
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* optionally inter-networked with other hubs
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Possible website applications include
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* decentralised social networking
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* personal cloud storage
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* managing organisational communications and activities
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* small business websites
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* public and private media/file management and access
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* blogs
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* event promotion
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* feed aggregation and republishing
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* forums
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* pretty much anything you can do on a traditional blog or community website, but that you could do better if you could easily connect it with other websites.
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Hubzilla members can also interact to varying degrees with several independant social networks such as Diaspora, Redmatrix, and Friendica; and can cross-post published items to a large number of other social and communication providers via plugins. |