Isn't it beautiful - the tilde in the address, the lightweight pages
that don't spy on you or sieze control of your web browser.

I think it's great that the tildeverse has its own usenet. If I
understand correctly, these groups don't propagate all over usenet.

It's more of a hobby like an old vacuum tube glowing or a film camera~
Sure it makes no sense but it's something awesome. I remember ~ben wrote
on bulletin butter & jelly that it was his next project.
Well, it's awesome.
Ask not what your tilde can do for you, ask what you can do for your tilde. tilde club 4 ever ! ~iolfree
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On 2020-05-14, iolfree <iolfree@tilde.club> wrote:

Isn't it beautiful - the tilde in the address, the lightweight pages
that don't spy on you or sieze control of your web browser.

So much true! Screw those who do!

I think it's great that the tildeverse has its own usenet.

So much true again! I renew my gratitude to those who made this possible! :)

If I understand correctly, these groups don't propagate all over usenet.

Correct. Yet they can be reached from outside, just by pointing the newsreader correctly.

It's more of a hobby like an old vacuum tube glowing or a film camera~
Sure it makes no sense but it's something awesome. I remember ~ben wrote
on bulletin butter & jelly that it was his next project.
Well, it's awesome.

Why do you think it makes no sense: you gain knowledge (besides fun).

I really admire people who manage to handle the commitment required to keep tildes alive.

Ask not what your tilde can do for you, ask what you can do for your tilde. tilde club 4 ever ! ~iolfree

Indeed! Cheers :)
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