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The first incarnation from 2018 was most likely forked from {{Internal link |target=What is Redmatrix? |link-name=the Red Matrix}} and itself forked into its own sister project {{Internal link |target=What is Zap? |link-name=Zap}}. Osada had fewer external connections than Hubzilla, and it didn't offer {{Internal link |target=What is nomadic identity? |link-name=Nomadic identity}}; Zap did offer nomadic identity, but no connections to other protocols at all. This incarnation was a dead-end and soon abandoned.

The first incarnation from 2018 was most likely forked from the Red Matrix and itself forked into its own sister project Zap. Osada had fewer external connections than Hubzilla, and it didn't offer Nomadic identity; Zap did offer nomadic identity, but no connections to other protocols at all. This incarnation was a dead-end and soon abandoned.

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	The first incarnation from 2018 was most likely forked from {{Internal ~~Link~~ \|target=What is Redmatrix? \|link-name=the Red Matrix}} and itself forked into its own sister project {{Internal ~~Link~~ \|target=What is Zap? \|link-name=Zap}}. Osada had fewer external connections than Hubzilla, and it didn't offer {{Internal ~~Link~~ \|target=What is nomadic identity? \|link-name=Nomadic identity}}; Zap did offer nomadic identity, but no connections to other protocols at all. This incarnation was a dead-end and soon abandoned.		The first incarnation from 2018 was most likely forked from {{Internal link \|target=What is Redmatrix? \|link-name=the Red Matrix}} and itself forked into its own sister project {{Internal link \|target=What is Zap? \|link-name=Zap}}. Osada had fewer external connections than Hubzilla, and it didn't offer {{Internal link \|target=What is nomadic identity? \|link-name=Nomadic identity}}; Zap did offer nomadic identity, but no connections to other protocols at all. This incarnation was a dead-end and soon abandoned.