This table is generated from the data on the wiki. The official list is at tildeverse.org/members/ and is also available in JSON format.
- Joining the tildeverse as a member tilde
Tilde servers may request to join the tildeverse as official member tildes. The criteria for doing so are:
- The server should have been online and stable for an extended period of time (usually a year at least)
- The admin should have a good reputation within their community
- The admin and server should express an interest in sharing or collaborating on services in the tildeverse network
- The tilde server is in-line with the codes of conduct of the tildeverse
If these criteria are all met, the admin may make a request to the operators of the tildeverse member tildes. All current administrators of member tildes will then discuss the request and make a decision whether to admit the new tilde, reject it, or suggest a trial period.
See also: Known tildes and the Inactive tildes.
- Member Tildes List
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Ctrl-c.club
Ctrl-C Club is a Linux server offering free SSH and web accounts to users who want to build webpages, chat online, learn Linux, play text console games, or fiddle around writing software.
Est. 2014-12-06
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Tilde.institute
tilde.institute, a public-access UNIX system running OpenBSD. This is a space for people to explore the OpenBSD operating system, in addition to exploring the more social aspects of a multi-user UNIX system. Gopher and web space, IRC, games, and more are available!
Est. 2018-11-22
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Tilde.pink
A gopher only tilde, providing shell acounts with email and gopher services running on a DragonflyBSD server. The site is accessible via web proxy"
Est. 2019-04-14
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Tilde.team
tilde.team is a shared system that provides an inclusive, non-commercial space for teaching, learning, practicing and enjoying the social medium of unix.
Est. 2017-05-30
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