#opensocialweb — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #opensocialweb, aggregated by home.social.
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A keen observation from Laurens, and the #OpenSocialWeb needs both of these:
"If you read that statement with the fediverse and the atmosphere in mind, this is almost a diagram of the two ways the project can fail. Subsidiarity without solidarity is fragmentation: a thousand instances each guarding their own place, with no shared obligation or collaboration, with no place to maintain the commons that is the network itself. This is exactly what we see in the fediverse right now:… 🧵 1/3 -
A keen observation from Laurens, and the #OpenSocialWeb needs both of these:
"If you read that statement with the fediverse and the atmosphere in mind, this is almost a diagram of the two ways the project can fail. Subsidiarity without solidarity is fragmentation: a thousand instances each guarding their own place, with no shared obligation or collaboration, with no place to maintain the commons that is the network itself. This is exactly what we see in the fediverse right now:… 🧵 1/3 -
A keen observation from Laurens, and the #OpenSocialWeb needs both of these:
"If you read that statement with the fediverse and the atmosphere in mind, this is almost a diagram of the two ways the project can fail. Subsidiarity without solidarity is fragmentation: a thousand instances each guarding their own place, with no shared obligation or collaboration, with no place to maintain the commons that is the network itself. This is exactly what we see in the fediverse right now:… 🧵 1/3 -
A keen observation from Laurens, and the #OpenSocialWeb needs both of these:
"If you read that statement with the fediverse and the atmosphere in mind, this is almost a diagram of the two ways the project can fail. Subsidiarity without solidarity is fragmentation: a thousand instances each guarding their own place, with no shared obligation or collaboration, with no place to maintain the commons that is the network itself. This is exactly what we see in the fediverse right now:… 🧵 1/3 -
A keen observation from Laurens, and the #OpenSocialWeb needs both of these:
"If you read that statement with the fediverse and the atmosphere in mind, this is almost a diagram of the two ways the project can fail. Subsidiarity without solidarity is fragmentation: a thousand instances each guarding their own place, with no shared obligation or collaboration, with no place to maintain the commons that is the network itself. This is exactly what we see in the fediverse right now:… 🧵 1/3 -
People First Protocol: The ActivityPub Architect
Special thank you to @[email protected]
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People First Protocol: The ActivityPub Architect
Special thank you to @[email protected]
🚀 #VOD tubefree.org/w/2DPU6kBmHKwqe...
Never miss an episode!
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🎧 #Podcast tubefree.org/feeds/podcast/v... #FiresideFedi #FiresideChat #Podcast #VideoPodcast #Fediverse #Fedi #ActivityPub #DecentralizedSocial #OpenSocialWeb #Community #VodCast
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People First Protocol: The ActivityPub Architect
Special thank you to @[email protected]
🚀 #VOD tubefree.org/w/2DPU6kBmHKwqe...
Never miss an episode!
📡 #RSS tubefree.org/feeds/videos.xm...
🎧 #Podcast tubefree.org/feeds/podcast/v... #FiresideFedi #FiresideChat #Podcast #VideoPodcast #Fediverse #Fedi #ActivityPub #DecentralizedSocial #OpenSocialWeb #Community #VodCast
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People First Protocol: The ActivityPub Architect
Special thank you to @[email protected]
🚀 #VOD tubefree.org/w/2DPU6kBmHKwqe...
Never miss an episode!
📡 #RSS tubefree.org/feeds/videos.xm...
🎧 #Podcast tubefree.org/feeds/podcast/v... #FiresideFedi #FiresideChat #Podcast #VideoPodcast #Fediverse #Fedi #ActivityPub #DecentralizedSocial #OpenSocialWeb #Community #VodCast
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People First Protocol: The ActivityPub Architect
Special thank you to @[email protected]
🚀 #VOD tubefree.org/w/2DPU6kBmHKwqe...
Never miss an episode!
📡 #RSS tubefree.org/feeds/videos.xm...
🎧 #Podcast tubefree.org/feeds/podcast/v... #FiresideFedi #FiresideChat #Podcast #VideoPodcast #Fediverse #Fedi #ActivityPub #DecentralizedSocial #OpenSocialWeb #Community #VodCast
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TIL I’m ambidextrous! I needed to slice potatoes for dinner and used my left hand for that.
I usually do things with my right because I’m right handed but today my wrist was like “nah, fam.”
Before slicing potatoes, i was handwriting the new mini posters for PurrEssence: Cozy Chats (formerly FediCollective)
#PurrEssence #OpenSocialWeb #ThirdSpace #VancouverBC #CoffeeChats
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TIL I’m ambidextrous! I needed to slice potatoes for dinner and used my left hand for that.
I usually do things with my right because I’m right handed but today my wrist was like “nah, fam.”
Before slicing potatoes, i was handwriting the new mini posters for PurrEssence: Cozy Chats (formerly FediCollective)
#PurrEssence #OpenSocialWeb #ThirdSpace #VancouverBC #CoffeeChats
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TIL I’m ambidextrous! I needed to slice potatoes for dinner and used my left hand for that.
I usually do things with my right because I’m right handed but today my wrist was like “nah, fam.”
Before slicing potatoes, i was handwriting the new mini posters for PurrEssence: Cozy Chats (formerly FediCollective)
#PurrEssence #OpenSocialWeb #ThirdSpace #VancouverBC #CoffeeChats
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TIL I’m ambidextrous! I needed to slice potatoes for dinner and used my left hand for that.
I usually do things with my right because I’m right handed but today my wrist was like “nah, fam.”
Before slicing potatoes, i was handwriting the new mini posters for PurrEssence: Cozy Chats (formerly FediCollective)
#PurrEssence #OpenSocialWeb #ThirdSpace #VancouverBC #CoffeeChats
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TIL I’m ambidextrous! I needed to slice potatoes for dinner and used my left hand for that.
I usually do things with my right because I’m right handed but today my wrist was like “nah, fam.”
Before slicing potatoes, i was handwriting the new mini posters for PurrEssence: Cozy Chats (formerly FediCollective)
#PurrEssence #OpenSocialWeb #ThirdSpace #VancouverBC #CoffeeChats
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RE: https://indieweb.social/@tchambers/116643301485423544
Indeed this presentation is making some excellent points especially “The era of a single feed for billions is ending…”
The era of tens of thousands of high trust micro communities all federated via standards like activity pub is dawning…
and infrastructure like Commonshub is designed to help that transition occur faster.
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This is a recent talk that captures the main goal of why we are developing Commonshub. The world needs and wants a healthy alternative to toxic centralized social media and it exists but not enough people know about it. That will change if more organizations and or individual creators setup up their own communities and invite people to join. Exactly what Commonshub is designed for...
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This is a recent talk that captures the main goal of why we are developing Commonshub. The world needs and wants a healthy alternative to toxic centralized social media and it exists but not enough people know about it. That will change if more organizations and or individual creators setup up their own communities and invite people to join. Exactly what Commonshub is designed for...
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This is a recent talk that captures the main goal of why we are developing Commonshub. The world needs and wants a healthy alternative to toxic centralized social media and it exists but not enough people know about it. That will change if more organizations and or individual creators setup up their own communities and invite people to join. Exactly what Commonshub is designed for...
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This is a recent talk that captures the main goal of why we are developing Commonshub. The world needs and wants a healthy alternative to toxic centralized social media and it exists but not enough people know about it. That will change if more organizations and or individual creators setup up their own communities and invite people to join. Exactly what Commonshub is designed for...
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This is a recent talk that captures the main goal of why we are developing Commonshub. The world needs and wants a healthy alternative to toxic centralized social media and it exists but not enough people know about it. That will change if more organizations and or individual creators setup up their own communities and invite people to join. Exactly what Commonshub is designed for...
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Hey Canadian Bluesky users!
Getting uncomfortable with Bluesky’s inevitable decline into USA corporate, private-equity, control?Now is the time to come over to the Canadian Social Web.
It is free, open, community driven, and growing fast.
There is a handy directory of Canadian spaces at TheSocialWeb.ca.
And don’t worry, you can even bridge over to Bluesky from your Canadian account so you're not out of the loop.
#socialweb #Canada #CanPoli #CdnPoli #Bluesky #OpenSocialWeb #EndCorporateControl
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Hey Canadian Bluesky users!
Getting uncomfortable with Bluesky’s inevitable decline into USA corporate, private-equity, control?Now is the time to come over to the Canadian Social Web.
It is free, open, community driven, and growing fast.
There is a handy directory of Canadian spaces at TheSocialWeb.ca.
And don’t worry, you can even bridge over to Bluesky from your Canadian account so you're not out of the loop.
#socialweb #Canada #CanPoli #CdnPoli #Bluesky #OpenSocialWeb #EndCorporateControl
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Hey Canadian Bluesky users!
Getting uncomfortable with Bluesky’s inevitable decline into USA corporate, private-equity, control?Now is the time to come over to the Canadian Social Web.
It is free, open, community driven, and growing fast.
There is a handy directory of Canadian spaces at TheSocialWeb.ca.
And don’t worry, you can even bridge over to Bluesky from your Canadian account so you're not out of the loop.
#socialweb #Canada #CanPoli #CdnPoli #Bluesky #OpenSocialWeb #EndCorporateControl
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Hey Canadian Bluesky users!
Getting uncomfortable with Bluesky’s inevitable decline into USA corporate, private-equity, control?Now is the time to come over to the Canadian Social Web.
It is free, open, community driven, and growing fast.
There is a handy directory of Canadian spaces at TheSocialWeb.ca.
And don’t worry, you can even bridge over to Bluesky from your Canadian account so you're not out of the loop.
#socialweb #Canada #CanPoli #CdnPoli #Bluesky #OpenSocialWeb #EndCorporateControl
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Hey Canadian Bluesky users!
Getting uncomfortable with Bluesky’s inevitable decline into USA corporate, private-equity, control?Now is the time to come over to the Canadian Social Web.
It is free, open, community driven, and growing fast.
There is a handy directory of Canadian spaces at TheSocialWeb.ca.
And don’t worry, you can even bridge over to Bluesky from your Canadian account so you're not out of the loop.
#socialweb #Canada #CanPoli #CdnPoli #Bluesky #OpenSocialWeb #EndCorporateControl
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I know that in some quarters of both the Bluesky and Fediverse side of the #OpenSocialWeb there is a justifiably allergic reaction to AI. I get it and share it. But I'm becoming more convinced than ever at this: if we in the open social web space don't build our own healthy, safe and fair versions of #AgenticWeb interactions here, it will be defined and done for and to us. The big platforms are already building agentic features: social enabled agents that read your feed, draft your… 🧵 1/3
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I know that in some quarters of both the Bluesky and Fediverse side of the #OpenSocialWeb there is a justifiably allergic reaction to AI. I get it and share it. But I'm becoming more convinced than ever at this: if we in the open social web space don't build our own healthy, safe and fair versions of #AgenticWeb interactions here, it will be defined and done for and to us. The big platforms are already building agentic features: social enabled agents that read your feed, draft your… 🧵 1/3
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I know that in some quarters of both the Bluesky and Fediverse side of the #OpenSocialWeb there is a justifiably allergic reaction to AI. I get it and share it. But I'm becoming more convinced than ever at this: if we in the open social web space don't build our own healthy, safe and fair versions of #AgenticWeb interactions here, it will be defined and done for and to us. The big platforms are already building agentic features: social enabled agents that read your feed, draft your… 🧵 1/3
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I know that in some quarters of both the Bluesky and Fediverse side of the #OpenSocialWeb there is a justifiably allergic reaction to AI. I get it and share it. But I'm becoming more convinced than ever at this: if we in the open social web space don't build our own healthy, safe and fair versions of #AgenticWeb interactions here, it will be defined and done for and to us. The big platforms are already building agentic features: social enabled agents that read your feed, draft your… 🧵 1/3
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I know that in some quarters of both the Bluesky and Fediverse side of the #OpenSocialWeb there is a justifiably allergic reaction to AI. I get it and share it. But I'm becoming more convinced than ever at this: if we in the open social web space don't build our own healthy, safe and fair versions of #AgenticWeb interactions here, it will be defined and done for and to us. The big platforms are already building agentic features: social enabled agents that read your feed, draft your… 🧵 1/3
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Not all internet is created equal. I just spent YAIM (yet another internet morning) reading fantastically interesting mastodon/lemmy stuff. I learn more here than anywhere. Favourite/most useful Post of Interest is
https://mastodon.social/@inthehands@hachyderm.io/116607455585506996 "Google Search rests on a social contract". -
Not all internet is created equal. I just spent YAIM (yet another internet morning) reading fantastically interesting mastodon/lemmy stuff. I learn more here than anywhere. Favourite/most useful Post of Interest is
https://mastodon.social/@inthehands@hachyderm.io/116607455585506996 "Google Search rests on a social contract". -
Not all internet is created equal. I just spent YAIM (yet another internet morning) reading fantastically interesting mastodon/lemmy stuff. I learn more here than anywhere. Favourite/most useful Post of Interest is
https://mastodon.social/@inthehands@hachyderm.io/116607455585506996 "Google Search rests on a social contract". -
Not all internet is created equal. I just spent YAIM (yet another internet morning) reading fantastically interesting mastodon/lemmy stuff. I learn more here than anywhere. Favourite/most useful Post of Interest is
https://mastodon.social/@inthehands@hachyderm.io/116607455585506996 "Google Search rests on a social contract". -
Not all internet is created equal. I just spent YAIM (yet another internet morning) reading fantastically interesting mastodon/lemmy stuff. I learn more here than anywhere. Favourite/most useful Post of Interest is
https://mastodon.social/@inthehands@hachyderm.io/116607455585506996 "Google Search rests on a social contract". -
True: I tink #OpenSocialWeb apps could have a "river" metaphor in their UX like Current does for RSS, or like in Manton's Inkwell app, old posts could just fade off. This fits well with #Calmtech ideas of app design. "Attention is the rarest and purest form of generosity. In a world of infinite scroll and endless notification, the act of truly noticing something, of giving it the gift of your undivided presence, has become almost countercultural. The river metaphor isn't about… 🧵 1/3
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True: I tink #OpenSocialWeb apps could have a "river" metaphor in their UX like Current does for RSS, or like in Manton's Inkwell app, old posts could just fade off. This fits well with #Calmtech ideas of app design. "Attention is the rarest and purest form of generosity. In a world of infinite scroll and endless notification, the act of truly noticing something, of giving it the gift of your undivided presence, has become almost countercultural. The river metaphor isn't about… 🧵 1/3
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True: I tink #OpenSocialWeb apps could have a "river" metaphor in their UX like Current does for RSS, or like in Manton's Inkwell app, old posts could just fade off. This fits well with #Calmtech ideas of app design. "Attention is the rarest and purest form of generosity. In a world of infinite scroll and endless notification, the act of truly noticing something, of giving it the gift of your undivided presence, has become almost countercultural. The river metaphor isn't about… 🧵 1/3
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True: I tink #OpenSocialWeb apps could have a "river" metaphor in their UX like Current does for RSS, or like in Manton's Inkwell app, old posts could just fade off. This fits well with #Calmtech ideas of app design. "Attention is the rarest and purest form of generosity. In a world of infinite scroll and endless notification, the act of truly noticing something, of giving it the gift of your undivided presence, has become almost countercultural. The river metaphor isn't about… 🧵 1/3
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True: I tink #OpenSocialWeb apps could have a "river" metaphor in their UX like Current does for RSS, or like in Manton's Inkwell app, old posts could just fade off. This fits well with #Calmtech ideas of app design. "Attention is the rarest and purest form of generosity. In a world of infinite scroll and endless notification, the act of truly noticing something, of giving it the gift of your undivided presence, has become almost countercultural. The river metaphor isn't about… 🧵 1/3
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I dig this. A lot. #OpenWeb and #OpenSocialWeb will win long term. And it plays on different rules.
"Every property that made these protocols feel old and uncool to you in 2014 is part of what’s keeping them alive in 2026....But the actual internet — the protocols, the federated services, the plain-text commands, the open feeds, the small servers, the personal sites, the things people built when _user and developer were sometimes the same word — is still right there. It was not… 🧵 1/2 cc: @tg
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I dig this. A lot. #OpenWeb and #OpenSocialWeb will win long term. And it plays on different rules.
"Every property that made these protocols feel old and uncool to you in 2014 is part of what’s keeping them alive in 2026....But the actual internet — the protocols, the federated services, the plain-text commands, the open feeds, the small servers, the personal sites, the things people built when _user and developer were sometimes the same word — is still right there. It was not… 🧵 1/2 cc: @tg
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I dig this. A lot. #OpenWeb and #OpenSocialWeb will win long term. And it plays on different rules.
"Every property that made these protocols feel old and uncool to you in 2014 is part of what’s keeping them alive in 2026....But the actual internet — the protocols, the federated services, the plain-text commands, the open feeds, the small servers, the personal sites, the things people built when _user and developer were sometimes the same word — is still right there. It was not… 🧵 1/2 cc: @tg
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I dig this. A lot. #OpenWeb and #OpenSocialWeb will win long term. And it plays on different rules.
"Every property that made these protocols feel old and uncool to you in 2014 is part of what’s keeping them alive in 2026....But the actual internet — the protocols, the federated services, the plain-text commands, the open feeds, the small servers, the personal sites, the things people built when _user and developer were sometimes the same word — is still right there. It was not… 🧵 1/2 cc: @tg
