http://blog.iedge.eu/tecnologia-sistemas-informacion/jean-paul-lopez-diaspora-social-network-revolutionize-social-media/
Diaspora's beta is out now, but the first official version is scheduled to be out in October.
https://joindiaspora.com/
A comment on TechCrunch might clear up what Diaspora will be: "The point here is choice. Diaspora, Status.net, Cliqset and Google Buzz are the first of what will be a large number social services focused on federated social communication and interoperability. We want users to be able to select a service that's right for *them* without worrying about sacrificing connectivity to their friends, family and colleagues on other services."
This, I predict, is the wave of the future. Commercial social networking like facebook will gradually be replaced by open source networks that can interact with each other. You can find a "home" on the network that fits you best and still be connected to friends on other networks.
Internet Collective Action is people organizing in a nonhierarchical manner to accomplish a particular goal. The reward is in the doing, and how much or how little anyone participates is completely voluntary, depending on their abilities and commitment to the goal. By this process amazing things can be accomplished. ICA will grow so long as the Internet is free. http://www.lisamcpherson.org/pc.htm is an example of ICA.
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