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@autistics

For those of you who may not know. It would appear as if the Guppe groups are down for good. Apparently the bloke who ran it got knifed in the back by the domain being sold to another ahead of schedule and before he could renew it. Whether he will be able to get it back up and running in another way, I don't know.
Fedigroups run a similar service, for those interested. I tagged the autistic one above. about.fedigroups.social/home
I'm not sure how widespread this information about the Guppe groups is yet. But, for those of you who us it a lot, whether for autism, or anything else, it may not be the worst idea to post something similar to this to your followers and help spread the word.

#Autism
#ADHD
#Neurodivergent
#Audhd

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in reply to Octavia Con Amore Succubard's Library

@OctaviaConAmore
I never really saw it pop up in the Guppe groups I followed, but as you said, it would rather depend upon their definition.
in reply to Kevin Davy

Do we know who runs @autistics ? Seems to have been going for quite a while, but this is the first I've heard of it.
in reply to Nick

@ratcatcher
I don't I'm afraid. I followed it some time ago, although it's never been very big. It might be somewhere on the home page I linked in.
@Nick
in reply to Kevin Davy

From Fedigroup website: "All our data is processed, stored, and controlled using computers with the United Kingdom." - with the UK age verification laws I worry that service will run into problems... Oh well.
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@november nic.pe is apparently "red cientifica peruano".

Perhaps some money made it's way into the ….right…. hands.

@pathfinder @autistics

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in reply to pockets

@pockets
The conversation has gone a bit further than the one I saw. So hopefully he might be trying a way to revitalise it.
in reply to EaterOfSnacks

@eaterofsnacks
Indeed. Whilst it wasn't everyone's cup of tea, it was a valuable service.
in reply to EaterOfSnacks

@eaterofsnacks I always thought of it like a round robin email. Going out to everyone regardless. It also had the advantage over hashtags of reaching everyone, regardless of whether individual instances could see one another, so it was great for the smaller, less federated ones.
in reply to Kevin Davy

Since a.gup.pe didn't support following from my deployed Fediverse service (GoToSocial), I have resorted to just following the Tags via relay.fedi.buzz, e.g. @tag-actuallyautistic@relay.fedi.buzz. Works pretty well.
in reply to Kevin Davy

I consider it, to say the very least, an extreme disappointment how many domain registrars will fall over themselves to sell your domain out from under you if they think they can get more money from someone else. I personally know people who had domains stolen from family members with the active help and collaboration of GoDaddy, to name-and-shame but one offender. (Albeit one of the worst.)
in reply to Sean Fenian

@zakalwe
Standard corporate greed. Don't care about the damage they might be doing, as long as they can make more money.
in reply to Uniflame

@Uniflame
As in @actuallyautistic They basically acted as boosts for your posts to all those who followed them. It had slightly better range than the hashtags, which tend to be a bit more organic in how they spread.
in reply to Kevin Davy

@Uniflame
I'd suggest people don't mention the @ actuallyautistic@a.gup.pe group in full.

It's no longer forwarding posts and we don't currently know what happens to posts sent to the former group addresses. They could be collecting them for some nefarious purpose.

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