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The PH UAAP women's volleyball this weekend in the Mall of Asia Arena, Pasay.
Saturday (March 2)
14:00 NU vs UP
16:00 Ateneo vs La SalleSunday (March 3)
14:00 Adamson vs UE
16:00 FEU vs UST#Philippines #UAAP86 #Asian #Filipino #Rappler #SportsPH #VolleyballPH #UAAP #UniversitiesPH #Pasay #MallOfAsia
https://www.rappler.com/sports/uaap/men-women-volleyball-games-schedule-season-86-2024/
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The PH UAAP women's volleyball this weekend in the Mall of Asia Arena, Pasay.
Saturday (March 2)
14:00 NU vs UP
16:00 Ateneo vs La SalleSunday (March 3)
14:00 Adamson vs UE
16:00 FEU vs UST#Philippines #UAAP86 #Asian #Filipino #Rappler #SportsPH #VolleyballPH #UAAP #UniversitiesPH #Pasay #MallOfAsia
https://www.rappler.com/sports/uaap/men-women-volleyball-games-schedule-season-86-2024/
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#Rappler, please correct this: Users of #Mastodon have created a “Fediverse”…
Please also correct: “Mastodon's fediverse”. The fediverse is not Mastodon's, Mastodon is simply one part of the #Fediverse network.
A little #history.
* 2008: #identica, powered by #OStatus protocol, came online. The first publicly launched federated platform, or software, as well as service.
* 2010: #Friendica (called #Mistpark during development, and #Friendika when it) launched publicly.
(aside) * 2010(?): diaspora launched (diaspora protocol). Their network is called “The Fediverse” (or maybe later? I can't remember this part)
* Sometime between 2010 and 2012, the term #Fediverse was first coined to replace the brand-based terminology #identiverse (based on identica).
* 2014: The W3C started the #ActivityPub protocol working group.
* 2016: Mastodon launched, supporting only the #OStatus protocol.
* 2017 July: #Hubzilla officially added support for the ActivityPub protocol.
* 2017 September: Mastodon officially added support for the ActivityPub protocol
* 2018 January: ActivityPub officially reached “W3C Recommendation” (a.k.a. launched, stable, final, recommended standard)
The Fediverse has existed since 2008. Eight years before the “Mastodon” platform/software launched. It was not even the first to implement the ActivityPub protocol.
Other than those mentioned, everything is cool.
https://www.rappler.com/technology/features/understanding-mastodon-beginners-guide/
EDIT: added extra info, re: #diaspora and #TheFediverse.
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#Rappler, please correct this: Users of #Mastodon have created a “Fediverse”…
Please also correct: “Mastodon's fediverse”. The fediverse is not Mastodon's, Mastodon is simply one part of the #Fediverse network.
A little #history.
* 2008: #identica, powered by #OStatus protocol, came online. The first publicly launched federated platform, or software, as well as service.
* 2010: #Friendica (called #Mistpark during development, and #Friendika when it) launched publicly.
(aside) * 2010(?): diaspora launched (diaspora protocol). Their network is called “The Fediverse” (or maybe later? I can't remember this part)
* Sometime between 2010 and 2012, the term #Fediverse was first coined to replace the brand-based terminology #identiverse (based on identica).
* 2014: The W3C started the #ActivityPub protocol working group.
* 2016: Mastodon launched, supporting only the #OStatus protocol.
* 2017 July: #Hubzilla officially added support for the ActivityPub protocol.
* 2017 September: Mastodon officially added support for the ActivityPub protocol
* 2018 January: ActivityPub officially reached “W3C Recommendation” (a.k.a. launched, stable, final, recommended standard)
The Fediverse has existed since 2008. Eight years before the “Mastodon” platform/software launched. It was not even the first to implement the ActivityPub protocol.
Other than those mentioned, everything is cool.
https://www.rappler.com/technology/features/understanding-mastodon-beginners-guide/
EDIT: added extra info, re: #diaspora and #TheFediverse.