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@Kokichi (🇵🇱) @m0bi No to na razie takie coś sobie odpuszczają. A zadanie pytania w sensie utworzenia postu na nie-swoim serwerze to w ogóle #activitypub nie przewiduje. Jedynie jako komentarz.


Czytam właśnie, że #Discourse zaimplementuje #activitypub.

Będą fora dyskusyjne w #Fediverse 👍 👏

Pozwolą zasubskrybować kategorię w forum, z klienta #Mastodon-a czy innego systemu w Fedi, dostaniesz powiadomienia o nowych wpisach na oś czasu 😀

https://meta.discourse.org/t/federation-support-for-discourse/90921/87


Thank you to the developer community of #Friendica @Friendica Developers for keeping up their work on the project!, especially @Michael Vogel @Hypolite Petovan @Fabio and @Philipp Holzer

a heard with the slogan: I Love FreeSoftware - Show your Love


And thank you @mike for founding the project and all the work you put into it. Thank you @Evan Prodromou for identi.ca and your work with @Christine Lemmer-Webber and many others on #activitypub #ilovefs



@alex , Groups were finalized today.

https://gitlab.com/soapbox-pub/soapbox/-/issues/1347

Does that have any bearing on things?

Interesting in hearing your perspective on why/why-not and your thoughts on moving forward on it, when it's the right time, etc.

Stellar job on events, BTW 👍

It would sure be nice if you implemented this before mastopub.

#tallship #groups #Fediverse #FEP #ActivityPub



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Yes!

"Today we're introducing Wildebeest, an open-source, easy-to-deploy #ActivityPub and Mastodon-compatible server built entirely on top of Cloudflare's Supercloud. If you want to run your own spot in the Fediverse you can now do it entirely on Cloudflare."

https://blog.cloudflare.com/welcome-to-wildebeest-the-fediverse-on-cloudflare/


There's going to come a day when the last person turns off their code using #activitypub . Everything comes to an end eventually.

But when that day comes, hopefully decades from now, it will be 100% that person's choice.

I'm proud of everyone who made sure that would be the case. ✊🏼


@Shelenn Ayres @Cătălin Petrescu It should be a practical discussion and not an ideological or emotional, like "feelings of person X" is hurt by the dislike button". That's to much emotional about it. Remember when #Youtube took down the dislike feature? Some people didn't like it that they got so much dislikes on their view. This practically means they cannot take negative critics and don't want to improve themselves. MrPetovan has deleted my comment there where I have pointed this out, that only softies will cry about receiving/seeing dislike features. Real people won't do that, they just deactivate it (and that change was introduced already by him) or ignore it. I ignore the dislike button as long as I don't want to click it. Ripping out features from a software is bad for the software, plus it is part of #ActivityPub .


This one goes out to recently arrived or aspiring Twitter refugees



From the #ActivityPub spec, it seems like servers must know your social graph as an inherent part of the protocol. Is this correct?

I'm writing a privacy-centric social media app that hides your social graph, and I'd like to adapt it to AP but that seems impossible. Possible approaches include:

a) embed an AP server in the client app to do the AP server role (is this realistic?)

b) continue with my own protocol and build a bridge to AP

Any other ideas? All thoughts welcome!

@evan
@cwebber


#ActivityPub Plugin for #WordPress v.0.15.0 is now live.

Changelog:

* Enable ActivityPub only for users that can publish_posts
* Persist only public Activities
* Fix remote-delete


It may out of scope of the #activitypub protocol -- probably a good idea --, but the conversation, and the resolution of the conversation, should there be consensus, for a "better" version of fediblock needs to happen somewhere. So where is "somewhere" and who needs to be there?


I have been largely keeping out of the debate about #fediverse “governance”. As someone who has participated in OSS governance systems I see the value of them and I do think a #fediverse foundation could be a good idea. More importantly I think now that the overall #activitypub system is being used so much more there will be a need to revise and extend the protocol and for that we will need @w3c activity (workshop / working group).


@jayrope #ActivityPub is optional on #Hubzilla, it requires an app which AFAIK is called "ActivityPub Protocol" now.

I'm not sure if it comes with the standard installation, or if it has to be installed separately. It has been a while since I've run my own instance.


this has to be one of the most under-stated introductions I have seen here!

So let me offer a better one: Evan is one of the reasons we are all here. He is credited as one of the creators of the #ActivityPub protocol:
https://www.w3.org/TR/activitypub/

Back in the day (a decade ago), he also used to run the biggest instance of #StatusNet, identi.ca. My old account is still there, even though I have lost access to it:
https://identi.ca/rysiek

StatusNet was the precursor of fedi.

Welcome, Evan!


Content warning: Mastodon Discourse


Watching your posts for a long time, I now understand why you just had to co-invent the #ActivityPub protocol that made this sector of the Fediverse happen. You just had a lotta stuff to say to and ask us about 😀


Shoutout to all the #activityPub developers that are dealing with this huge influx of people!

I have the unique privilege of running the only non-mastodon instance (https://pixelfed.social) among the top 20 most popular #fediverse instances.

Doing my best to keep it running smoothly, and also ship bug fixes, new features and the mobile apps 😅


I've spent my Sunday watching videos on #ActivityPub and #ActivityStream.

I'm researching ways to implement these features into #gaming. For example #Mastodon and #PixelFed know how to communicate with each other. What if a Minecraft server knew how to talk to a Rust (the game) server?

There's a possibility for games to utilize ActivityPub/Stream and that's been a major focus of mine as of late.


Great conversation between @evan and @ricmac about #ActivityPub and #Fediverse. I really appreciate the inclusion of early #ActivityStreams work (which has been overlooked by some recent fediverse history threads) as well as recognition that Mastodon and and other ActivityPub implementations we have today aren't the end. The vision hasn't been realized yet, so let's keep working toward it.

https://thenewstack.io/the-creator-of-activitypub-on-whats-next-for-the-fediverse/



I interviewed @evan about creating #ActivityPub, his complicated feelings about Mastodon, and opportunities for #developers in the #fediverse. Needless to say, he has some excellent ideas for the fedi-future, so I do hope you read it. https://thenewstack.io/the-creator-of-activitypub-on-whats-next-for-the-fediverse/


I’ve talked to some fediverse all-stars these past few days: @jaz (who started an excellent instance for Wales in 2018 which now has 7.6k active users), Twitter founding engineer @blaine (thinking big as usual about decentralized web), and @evan (the fedi-goat, who created #ActivityPub). I’ll be writing up these 3 interviews on The New Stack & will link here as each gets published. #fediverseForTheWin


Can anyone direct me to a comprehensive explanation of how/what posts show up on a an instance's federated timeline?

Particularly, I'm referring to an #Akkoma instance, but I wonder if the mechanism is similar for all #ActivityPub servers.

#Admin #MastoAdmin #MastodonAdmin #FediAdmin #Pleroma


@utzer ~Friendica~ I’m not sure if we can do that with #ActivityPub, I’m not even sure it’s desirable. What’s the need?


Wow. I was just telling my team this morning that I'd read the #ActivityPub spec last week and said "It's possibly the best written, easiest-to-follow, technical spec I've ever read.". Thank you for writing something so easy to follow and well thought out.


Two years ago, for #APconf, I gave a talk about the #ActivityPub ecosystem that was really a talk about the kind of social software infrastructure I think we we need.

In particular, I talk about software infrastructure under our control that optimizes for rich and fulfilling lives.

It's a real broad vision, but I think it might be interesting for people on the network today to watch.

https://conf.tube/w/c79457a9-aae5-47dd-8731-617e6b09fe06


If I had the hubris of wanting to distribute my single-user node posts through an #ActivityPub relay, is there a way to subscribe write-only? Same question for read-only?



⚠️PLEASE BOOST⚠️ Do you want a better Internet? Help the people who make it happen!

@cwebber co-authored #ActivityPub, the protocol that makes Mastodon happen. It's what allows different Fediverse instances to talk to each other, preventing another Elon Musk from happening.

Now she's building @spritelyinst, a FOSS distributed programming platform. The mission: social media done right.

Help her build a better Internet! #DonateFriday https://spritely.institute/


Happy #Thanksgiving to my American friends. This year I am thankful for people who helped build #ActivityPub and the #Fediverse, #Mastodon, and the #Fosstodon admin and community.


Big rumblings in the expansion of the #Fediverse have been happening recently.

#Tumblr has already promised to implement #ActivityPub (the protocol Mastodon uses), which will mean you can follow Tumblr accounts from here and vice versa. And today we a learning that #Flickr is also considering it!

This will be a massive expansion, which obviously carries some uncertainties, but I, for one, welcome our new federation partners.

This is the way the internet is supposed to work.


you knew I’d find my way here eventually. :-) I was hoping to see pump.io get #activitypub support but I never found the time to put the effort into making it happen.


Seeing people with coding ability commenting on features they want in Mastodon, many of them framing their insights as if there is a bug.

Almost all ideas I have seen so far could be implemented in a client or a relay. For ones that can't, there are pull requests. For ones that are declined, downstream forking is feasible.

It's #OpenSource & based on a truly open standard, #ActivityPub. How about we frame ideas positively & look for places to contribute? This is not a walled garden run by VCs.


When I first saw #ActivityPub, my first thought was, "What a bunch of bozos! Don't these people know that the server/client paradigm will just result in centralization happening all over again?"

But it turns out I was the bozo.

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