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Message definition (What is Hubzilla?)

* No official mobile app named "Hubzilla"
* No iOS apps available, no alternative to the Web interface on iPhone and iPad
* The only working Android app, Nomad, is abandoned and hasn't been maintained in years
* Incompatible with Mastodon apps
* Cumbersome, maze-like default Web UI that hasn't changed much since 2012
* Much more difficult to use
* Incomplete and partially very outdated documentation
* ActivityPub is deactivated on new channels by default and has to be manually activated
* No Unlisted setting
* No per-post language choice
* No built-in translator
* No "Mastodon-style" content warnings for comments
* Existing content warnings aren't automatically taken over when replying
* No automatic mentions when replying (unnecessary for Friendica, Hubzilla and (streams), but mandatory for Mastodon & Co.)
* Separate way of mentioning privately may be confusing
* Post and comment editors geared towards desktop/laptop computers with hardware keyboards
* Adding images to posts much less straight-forward
* Alt-text has to be manually edited into BBcode, no official documentation for this and no UI element either
* Posts and comments often not shown on Mastodon as they were written due to incompabilities
* Ignores not given full-text search opt-in
* Regular filters are impractical to the point of bordering on useless, depending on the intended use-case
* Not nearly as many channels possible on one hub as accounts are possible on one Mastodon server

No official mobile app named "Hubzilla"
No iOS apps available, no alternative to the Web interface on iPhone and iPad
The only working Android app, Nomad, is abandoned and hasn't been maintained in years
Incompatible with Mastodon apps
Cumbersome, maze-like default Web UI that hasn't changed much since 2012
Much more difficult to use
Incomplete and partially very outdated documentation
ActivityPub is deactivated on new channels by default and has to be manually activated
No Unlisted setting
No per-post language choice
No built-in translator
No "Mastodon-style" content warnings for comments
Existing content warnings aren't automatically taken over when replying
No automatic mentions when replying (unnecessary for Friendica, Hubzilla and (streams), but mandatory for Mastodon & Co.)
Separate way of mentioning privately may be confusing
Post and comment editors geared towards desktop/laptop computers with hardware keyboards
Adding images to posts much less straight-forward
Alt-text has to be manually edited into BBcode, no official documentation for this and no UI element either
Posts and comments often not shown on Mastodon as they were written due to incompabilities
Ignores not given full-text search opt-in
Regular filters are impractical to the point of bordering on useless, depending on the intended use-case
Not nearly as many channels possible on one hub as accounts are possible on one Mastodon server