aaronparecki.comedited /Zoom (-15) "not a silo: you do not need an account to join a Zoom call, which is the first bullet point in the definition of silo" (view diff)
tantek.comedited /lost_infrastructure (+60) "/* Comparison table */ superfeedr is not search, it's pinging / notification, AtomPub was the API, no one used RDF as actually consumed metadata in the "old days" (except briefly by MovableType in Trackback which died a quick spam death)" (view diff)
[chrisaldrich]technically not a silo in that stance, but given their corporate stance of collecting personal data and sending it to partners without permission??? definitely a predatory silo-like behavior.
LoqiA commons is a centralized web content hosting site, where users are able to freely contribute content, and easily retrieve it, typically each others' content as well https://indieweb.org/commons
[tantek][chrisaldrich] if you find other clusters of "other category" things with several examples, we can use those examples to identify and name them
[chrisaldrich]Zoom also requires some sort of identity or name to use it (even if made up) and I would bet, given recent reports that they're sending data to facebook, that they're using some sort of browser fingerprinting and/or Facebook like buttons, etc. to scrape some personal data.
[chrisaldrich]I haven't looked into it specifically, but if it looks like a silo and it holds/trades data like a silo... 😉 Though I will concede your point that not requiring an account is certainly a step in the right direction.
[chrisaldrich]Their business model does give me some confidence, but too many tech companies aren't always upfront with what they're doing with our data.
[chrisaldrich]The conspiracist in me would be willing to bet they've got an internal research group that is collecting data for potential voice recognition/face recognition and AI algorithm expansion...