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icymi, in the Matrix State of the Union they said they didn't plan on pursuing decentralized social media, but they do hope to make it easier for those ecosystems to use Matrix so they don't have to reinvent what Matrix has already done

Screenshot of The Matrix State of the Union stram showing a powerpoint with the text:
The Future
- We're going to continue to laser-focus on being the best decentralized secure comms platform in the world.
- That means we're not going to purse decentralized social - good luck to ATproto, ActivityPub, Nostr etc.
- It means we're not going to pursue free-style decentralized data replication - good luck to Automerge, Beehive, Local-First etc.
- It means we're not going to build other Matrix showcases (e.g. Thirdroom)
- Instead, we are going to continue focusing everything on building a safe, global, resilient, secure communication network which can be used to build decentralized alternatives to WhatsApp, Signal, Telegram, Teams, Slack, Discord and friends.Screenshot of The Matrix State of the Union video showing a powerpoint with white background and black text that reads:
In practice, this means:
- Finish Hydra.
- Fix client-controlled cryptographic group membership (either by MLS, DMLS, or client-side state resolution.
- Improve metadata posture (Pseudo IDs, encrypted state events, maybe leveraging MLS)
- Improving Trust & Safety
- Ensuring that ecosystem-driven features like custom profiles, custom emoji, etc. actually land in the spec.
- Figuring out how Matrix can be used by other ecosystems more effectively, to try to avoid ATproto/ActivityPub/Nostr/Beehive etc. reinventing Matrix.
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Fediverse Report 139 - this week's news:

- on how the environment and context in which the fediverse, bluesky and the open social web exist is changing and getting more intertwined with politics
- some thoughts on the recent FediForum keynote by @benWerd I/O
- new projects being funded by @nlnet

connectedplaces.online/reports

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Been thinking about fediverse wiki after @2chanhaeng์ดˆ๋ฌด mentioned it today. Some ideas:

  • Cross-instance page linking: [[Page Title@other-instance.wiki]]
  • Edit pages on other instances with your home account
  • Fork pages across instances: [[Page@instance-a.wiki]] โ†’ [[Page@instance-b.wiki]], sharing edit history up to the fork point
  • Merge forked pages later when needed

The fork/merge model feels natural for federated collaboration. Thoughts?

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Release v3.1.0 of Ktistec

Todd Sundsted @toddsundsted@epiktistes.com

This release of Ktistec merges the main_3.x branch into the main branch.

Managing two branches, and two releases, was a lot of work. And sometimes changes were lost in the shuffle, like:

Added

  • Add a small banner to highlight "offline" status.
  • Support YAML MCP prompts and hot-reloading.

I have about a dozen more features and fixes that are ready for the next release, but to keep things simple, I'm doing the merge first, in its own commit.

#ktistec #fediverse #activitypub #crystallang

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The direct cause of the server lag has been fixed and Encyclia has been stable for the past 12h. The speed isn't where it should be yet, but you should be able to look up accounts, follow them, and visit the website without timeouts or error messages. ๐Ÿ˜€

The next thing we're working on are improvements for interoperability edge cases, which will be invisible for most of you. But making sure other servers can properly talk to us reduces the technical burden for everyone involved.

Dear @gotosocial users: we see you, even though you can't see us! ๐Ÿฅฒ

Well, you can see this account. But any accounts hosted on encyclia.pub aren't visible to you.

The way we use @fedifyFedify: ActivityPub server framework, the ActivityPub framework that powers our connections, uncovers some issues in the code. Curious fedi developers can find details here: github.com/fedify-dev/fedify/i

Attempts at workarounds have sadly been fruitless, so please join us in waiting for a fix in Fedify. โค๏ธโ€๐Ÿฉน

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I'm excited to show off - a social mapping server for the . In about two weeks, we've gone from crazy on I70 to a fledgling app that lets me annotate any location on the globe and share it over

There's still a lot to do. But there's enough here for me to ask for your help. I would love to hear what you think of this short video, and to start talking to everyone out there who's interested in making maps on the Fediverse.

clip.place/w/4JHMF5FQoZw58UPwL

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Well, after an initial failure, my grant application for has been accepted under the NGI0 Commons Fund. ๐Ÿ’ช

This means that for the next months my main focus will be fully on making in the programming language easier for other developers.

If you're one of them, reach out, I want to know what you struggle with and how I can help with that.

nlnet.nl/thema/NGI0CommonsFund

On this topic, calling all interested in lending a hand.

I have two major goals for increasing the unit-test coverage in the individual packages that is comprised of.

These are tasks that are very accessible even for people new to the spec and I would prefer to support new developers that want to give it a try than wait until I have time to do them myself.

The only requirement I have is that if you want to help, you already have some public Go projects that I can have a look at.

Point of contact is on this email (after you "deobfuscate" it): goap๏ผ federatedยทid

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ใกใ‚ƒใ‚“ใจ็ถ™็ถšๆ”นๅ–„้ ‘ๅผตใฃใฆใฆๅฅฝๆ„ŸๆŒใฃใฆใ‚‹ใ€‚
:activitypub: ๅฏพๅฟœใ—ใฆ :fediverse: ๅŒ–ใ—ใฆใใ‚Œใชใ„ใ‹ใชใ€œใ„ใคใ‹โ€ฆ :tony_smirking:

ใ„ใšใ‚Œใซใ—ใฆใ‚‚ใ€ๅฟœๆดใ—ใฆใพใ™๏ผ :mastodon_mascot:

mixi.social/@nibushibu/posts/5

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People criticized my decision to delay releasing Loops source. I made the right call.

With everything now public, admins + devs running the beta are loving it.

"Loops federation is working very good btw!" - @tranktenTrankten :vf: :tkz: :lat:

"(the app) looks very nice and smooth rn" - @Skivling

Took 3 app iterations + 2 backend rewrites ๐Ÿ˜…

Proud of what we've built together.

The best is yet to come, and it's going to be insane โค๏ธ

Heads up @dansup@lemmy.world the creator of these apps refuses to open source the projects stating (Loops):
Not until it's stable
Anyone who's followed any project of any kind knows that this is just a formal way of saying they just won't do it.
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Itโ€™s not finished. Itโ€™s not perfect. But itโ€™s real. ๐Ÿฅน

Loops is now open, built in public, and growing every day โ€” laying the groundwork for a future where you can build your own TikTok.

A future where governments canโ€™t censor you. Where corporations canโ€™t control the conversation. Where the social web belongs to the people again.

This is how it starts. โœŠ

joinloops.org/

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@reiver@reiver โŠผ (Charles) :batman:

Yes, as a starting point, that's what I thought as well. Just if there already would have been sinething, I wouldn't try and reinvent the wheel.

One issue with blindly adopting -resume is, that in an context, you usually don't just state "here is my resume", but also e.g. "I have a new job", which then is an update to your resume. A use case, that never existed for h-resume.

So there's still work to do. But it's definitively a good start.

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Is there already an ActivityPub vocabulary for job openings, or cvs?

I'm trying to make my CV-webpage more visible, and also create a job-bot, that everyone can set up with their sources, and queries.

Obviously the idea is, to help people find jobs, and fill vacancies, without having to resort to a centralized network, like e.g. LinkedIn.

I'm aware of these efforts, though they're not ActivityPub related:
microformats.org/wiki/job-list
microformats.org/wiki/h-resume

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@evanwolfPhil Wolff

More like an extension based off of the specs that is less likely to only lead to protocol decay and whack-a-mole development. On the basis that the current specs are too flexible. is de facto a protocol framework. An extension can be the protocol with more rigor, and help ease solution development on top of that with yet more composable extensions.

W3C specs give us conceptually 'addressible actors that exchange activities with object payload'. That's powerful.

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โœจ๐Ÿ“ธ Vernissage 1.25.0 is now available!
This update introduces several new features and improvements:

- Added Licenses management (API + settings pages)
- New "Supporter" tag for users
- "Administrator" and "Moderator" badges on profiles
- Fixed issue with max image limit in posts
- Refactored settings update endpoint
- Adjusted trending content limits and resolved SQL issue

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specs are basis for spec compliance.

Current fediverse is a mixture of flavors. Mastodon is a flavor. The is a recipe cookbook for particularly flavored meals.

The fedi as it is today will never offer a home to anything that does not in some way represent a timeline with flowing texts, even if masquerading in more creative UI's. Every specialist (not really, just different-than-microblogging) domain auto-excludes itself to live in the fringes of fedi. Just by being different.

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There are simple services that exist that โ€” when a user fills-out & submits a <form> on the Web that simple service e-mails someone that data.

These simple services are alternatives to more complex back-end with a database.

An alternative to this alternative could be โ€” instead of e-mailing someone the submitted data, send that data via the Fediverse using ActivityPub.

ActivityPub them. (Can โ€œActivityPubโ€ be a verbโ€ฝ)

Probably as a private DM.

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People are Starter Packs

mradcliffe @mradcliffe@nokoto.org

<p> <p>I think that <a href="https://github.com/mastodon/featured_collections/pull/1#issuecomment-3412725256" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">my comment on GitHub</a> that Group Actors acting as Starter Packs really comes from how I approach my social network.</p><p>I rely on my friends and peers to discover new topics and meet new people.</p><p>Friends and peers as Starter Packs work great on a small microblog instance like Mastodon, Misskey, or Sharkey because the federated feed/bubble lists topics written by the amazing people that they are following. This approach is ideal for small instances, but flagship, large and relayed instances make it much harder as the topics are much too diverse.&nbsp;</p><p>When a small instance I was part of shutdown...</p></p>

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