| ▲ | prologic an hour ago | |
I don't believe so, not in the strictness sense. > A federated network is a system where independent networks, servers, or organizations agree to follow common standards so they can talk to each other without giving up control to a single central company. In traditional IRC networks, you end up forming a spanning tree of servers that belong to a common name, "the network". However control remains in the hands of the operators of that network. | ||
| ▲ | AtHeartEngineer 24 minutes ago | parent [-] | |
but you could change networks, you could run your own. | ||