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The only Fediverse protocols which support nomadic identity are {{Internal Link |target=Zot and Nomad |link-name=Zot and Nomad}}. Thus, nomadic identity is only implemented on Hubzilla and (streams). | The only Fediverse protocols which support nomadic identity are {{Internal Link |target=Zot and Nomad |link-name=Zot and Nomad}}. Thus, nomadic identity is only implemented on Hubzilla and (streams). | ||
It also used to be implemented on Hubzilla's direct predecessor, Red a.k.a. the Red Matrix, which had it first. Of the projects between Hubzilla and (streams), only the first {{Internal | It also used to be implemented on Hubzilla's direct predecessor, Red a.k.a. the Red Matrix, which had it first. Of the projects between Hubzilla and (streams), only the first {{Internal link |target=What is Osada? |link-name=Osada}} didn't have it. The other two Osada incarnations, {{Internal link |target=What is Zap? |link-name=Zap}}, Redmatrix 2020, Mistpark 2020 and Roadhouse, all had it implemented. | ||
Bluesky, the commercial microblogging platform by Twitter founder Jack Dorsey, is working on a similar feature. However, Bluesky has only just started decentralising itself, and it is not connected to the Fediverse, save for through bridges and on a very few projects, including Friendica. | Bluesky, the commercial microblogging platform by Twitter founder Jack Dorsey, is working on a similar feature. However, Bluesky has only just started decentralising itself, and it is not connected to the Fediverse, save for through bridges and on a very few projects, including Friendica. | ||