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In continuing work on VAAK, which has been progressing each day, every day. Sort of, kind of going over a lot of the same issues until the wrinkles are flattened out, while others spring up for the first time, or once again (the fediverse being tons and tons of different software is a huge blessing and a horrible curse), I’ve come pretty much to the point where it’s generally usable and not hugely and entirely a glitch-fest that was originally designed as a page where I could view incoming federation from behind this website’s admin panel. VAAK, while in the face of the federated masses, with mostly either stoic neutrality, or silent simmering hatred, is, as mentioned over and over, an AI assisted project, just so that nobody gets it twisted, and no wannabe 38 year old high school bullies decide to pretend I’m trying to hide that fact. But, what does it do in its entirety, at this current point in development, that’s any different from Mastodon? … EVERYTHING. VAAK was pretty much a…

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