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Tracking known tildes that have since gone offline

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nand.club a new anti-capitalist, solarpunk tilde
protocol.club protocol.club explores the fundamental and unique learning opportunities provided by the implementation of standardized protocols. It is a place for curious minds to explore and experiment, to educate and be educated about protocols and implementations old and new alike. While inspired by tilde.club and federated with the rest of the tildeverse via NNTP (et cetera), protocol.club has a stronger focus on its particular mission and has several differences from other tilde boxes, namely: we have a Code of Conduct, and we have some resources available locally to aid development of protocol implementations and new draft protocols. We also serve pages over HTTPS.
tilde.best tilde.best is a Debian server which is aiming to have a best community and best features.
tilde.cat This is (or rather might be) public shell server like the club, the town, or other ~ servers.
tilde.center A public unix server focused around decentralization, federation, and home-brewed open source projects.
tilde.fun This is a Linux machine on the internet where you can get a shell account.
tildespark Tilde Spark is a constantly evolving intentional community devoted to free software, open hardware and meeting new people!
wilde The world's first (and possibly only) Windows-based tilde!