#wikiwikiweb — Public Fediverse posts

One person mourns the death of the Open Internet.

I think a Fediverse, with multiple user-experiences, that is indexable, machine-legible, discoverable, searchable, and archivable by default could help counter this unfortunate trend.

RE: https://twitter.com/i/status/2006459846477099507

#Discourd #Facebook #FacebookGroups #Fediverse #OpenInternet #Reddit #SocialMedia #TikTok #Wiki #WikiWikiWeb #YouTube

@jasongorman The Ravioli Code #antipattern? https://wiki.c2.com/?RavioliCode

Note that link is on #WikiWikiWeb which has (IMHO) a confusing single-page application user interface. (Sorry @k9ox)

C2 Wiki: The original wiki, dating to 1995, full of discussions and history
https://wiki.c2.com/
#programming #wikiwikiweb #history #wiki #+

I think you need to self host, there's no option to have users sharing the same deployment (at least not in the sense that activitypub systems have). But it seems really hard to find anything that actually tells you what you need to do. I find that quite metatextually funny given we're talking about a platform for federated authoring that revolves around text, explanations, documentations, etc. (yes, I know that #WikiIsntWikipedia, but the federated flavor is still more about sharing information on topics rather than the slightly tongue-in-cheek shitpostery vibe of #WikiWikiWeb)