Unowned Spaces
Anyone can publish. Anyone can reply.
A public Space belongs to no one. It gives a subject or community a shared place without giving a creator, moderator, or platform control over who may participate.
Spaces
Follow what
matters.
Spaces give public conversations a place—from open venues around shared interests to verified homes for domains.
Spaces, topics, and people
Different ways to follow one public network.
Spaces are intentional places to publish and reply. Hashtags help you find related posts across Bigfoot. Personal feeds bring together what each person publishes.
Verified domain Spaces
Official publishing. Public replies.
A verified domain can publish through its official Space and the sections beneath it. Current domain control establishes the publisher, while everyone remains free to reply.
Topics and personal feeds
Follow the subject—or the person.
Hashtags find related posts wherever they appear. A personal feed brings together one person’s public posts across Bigfoot. Neither requires owning a Space.
One social web