#Hacker è #JeremyHammond,che si è fatto 10 ANNI di galera,condannato per aver hackerato agenzia privata d'intelligence, #Stratfor,SENZA MAI aver venduto o ricattato nessuno: per esporre loro business NON etico
Changelog: 🦝 migration to Material3 pull-to-refresh components; 🦝 moved app info to navigation bar and improve "About" dialog; 🦝 add open-source licences screen; 🦝 additional more readable font; 🦝 redesign application icon and splash screen; 🦝 add new l10ns (Polish and Portuguese); 🦝 fix spoiler closing immediately after being opened; 🦝 added experimental support to background notification check; 🦝 code refactoring and cleanup.
The icon change was made necessary because in order to display notifications in the status bar a small monochrome icon has to be provided and the old one has too many details. But since every cloud has a silver lining, this was the occasion to redesign a new one and, by combining it with the icon of the Lemmy app, create a logo for the Procyon project, i. e. the umbrella organization both clients belong to.
Elixir London meeting; October 2024 edition. All are welcome
**Confirmed Speakers**
* Mayel: Introduction to the [Bonfire Framework](https://bonfirenetwo
Shortform video platform Loops opens a waitlist for signups, Mosaic is a service to help organisations create their custom version of upcoming platform Bonfire, and the new owners of event planning platform Mobilizon release a big new update.
Shortform video platform Loops opens a waitlist for signups, Mosaic is a service to help organisations create their custom version of upcoming platform Bonfire, and the new owners of event planning platform Mobilizon release a big new update.
The News
Loops is an upcoming fediverse platform for short form video, build by Pixelfed creator Daniel Supernault. On the loops.video site there has been a countdown over the last month that ended this Monday, and with it, people can now sign up for Loops. Loops is currently still being worked on, with Supernault working on getting the apps out to release. The Android app will be made available as an APK, and the iOS app is waiting approval for TestFlight. Loops is currently developed as a mobile-first platform, and does not have a webUI yet, with Supernault saying that a webUI will come later. He also reports that emails welcoming people after they have signed on are rate-limited by the email provider, resulting in a long delay before people can be onboarded. Moderation services for Loops are currently being worked on as well, and Supernault is looking for moderators to help moderate the platform.
Mosaic is a new service by the Bonfire team, where the Bonfire team will help organisations build and set up their own digital federated spaces. Bonfire is an upcoming fediverse platform that focuses on customisation and extensibility, that people and organisations can customise to meet their needs. Mosaic is a way for the Bonfire team to help onboard organisations and customise the platform to their needs. Extensions and other improvements made with Mosaic are then available for the rest of the community to use as well, as part of their AGPL license, so that everyone benefits from contributions made by others. Bonfire is currently available for testing, but not for official release yet. The main blocker seems to be slow performance of Bonfire, and the developers have put out a bounty for other developers to help them improve performance.
An update by Newsmast on what they are working on with Channels.org. They relate Newsmast’s Channels to Bluesky’s custom feeds (as DYI algorithms) and Farcaster’s channels (‘Cozy corners’). For Newsmast, Channels are a way to onboard public organisations, giving them their own place (the channel) to distribute their content, where the space is clearly their own, but still part of the larger fediverse network. Newsmast also notes that they’ll focus on Channels for now, and that Patchwork, the plugin system for Mastodon servers is postponed to early next year to prevent the team from stretching themselves too thin. Newsmast’s Michael Foster also blogged about how we can build a different web together as well, reiterating my point that the current trend seems for AT Protocol to be used for public and global conversations, and ActivityPub for (semi)-private networked communities.
IFTAS held a 2024 Survey among fediverse moderators, and while they are preparing a full report they give some early highlights on the results. Based on their survey data IFTAS estimates that there are 5500 users per moderator on the fediverse, which is between three and ten times as many moderators compared to other Big Tech platforms.
An article by Techpolicy.press goes into detail on ‘The Perils and Promises of Federated Social Media’. It draws attention to pravda.me as an example of the expanding thread landscape on decentralised social networks; a large Mastodon server that bears all the hallmarks of inauthenticity, but is barely blocked on or on the radars of the larger fediverse community. The article also makes a distinction between moderation questions where decentralisation empowers communities (often related to political or sexual content), and issues where centralisation is more beneficial, such as spam and CSAM. Accompanying the article is also a podcast interview with Erin Kissane and Darius Kazemi about their fediverse governance report.
Fediverse event planning platform Mobilizon got transferred from developers Framasoft to a new organisation, Kaihuri, who have gotten a grant from NLnet to further expand the platform. They have now released v5 of Mobilizon, with new features such as a homepage redesign, a monthly calendar view, better management of recurring or ongoing events, and more. You can test out the new version of Mobilizon here.
A new signup wave for Bluesky with 2 million new accounts, a way to store arbitrary files on your PDS, the Japanese Bluesky apps continue to build interoperability with each other, and more.
⚠️ WARNING: the instance swiss-chaos.social has nothing to do with chaos.social! ⚠️
This instance is NOT chaos.social, but is an instance of disinformation and conspiracy theories called SWISS-chaos.social! The name adopted wants to make people believe that it is a sort of "Swiss branch" of the illustrious instance that hosts the most important activists for digital human rights. But that is not true!
@esserci such disgusting instances have always existed and always will exist, but the serious thing is that this one is called almost like chaos.social When I was followed by one of their Chinese users, I didn't read his posts but I accepted the contact because I really believed he was a Chinese activist of the chaos.social instance! This really pisses me off!!!
I don't understand, just because they express their thoughts against the Great Reset, Adverse Effects of the Covid Vaccine , they must be labeled as conspirators , conspiracy theories ???
@x Anyone who opens an instance with a deliberately misleading name to spread the anti-scientific disinformation that circulates on the internet (not to express thoughts: there is no original thought, but only toxic waste shared as fertilizer), is just a professional disinformer. Do you understand the problem now?
@x I would like to be even clearer: I am not angry with conspiracy theorists, nor do I despise them, and in fact I fully understand their way of thinking. What I hate are psyop strategies that exploit the fragility of conspiracy theorists
@x There are still open questions about the effects of Covid-19, the effects of vaccines and mitigation policies, but they do not concern either the information garbage about the alleged conspiracies of the Chinese government, nor the alleged dangerousness of the vaccine. There is NO longer any scientific debate about the dangerousness of the vaccine: the mRNA covid vaccines are safe beyond all expectations and reduce damage to the disease. STOP 🛑
But this is your thought , it's okay . But what do you know about these people on this social network or in general why they think this way!
You don't know how many people I know who are sick after the Covid vaccine, and now they think differently . I told you this to tell you that , you don't know why those people think that way. Just because you think differently, others are conspiracy theorists
I am for freedom of speech
if such a person would come to your social network , what would you do you would ban him on the first post?
We created a stuffed toy of the highest caliber. Deliberately friend-sized and friend-shaped, with a soft surface material and soft, squishy stuffing, the toy measures a height of 35cm.
Hi. I have a problem and few questions about. Do the rules that apply here apply to all users? Or are there some "privileged" groups of users that can do whatever they want, including harassing and attacking others?
Do the moderators here act selectively, punishing only some people and ignoring the actions of others? Or they should be neutral and equally doing their job?
I would like to get some official statement on this topic, because I no longer understand this at all. 🤔🙄
Contrariamente a quanto successo ieri sera a #GoogleDrive, il cloud nextcloud di #MastodonUno ha continuato a funzionare regolarmente, inoltre è impostato per crittografare tutti i file, quindi nessuno potrà mai sapere cosa inserite e nessuno vi potrà chiudere il cloud perchè mettete le foto di vostro figlio:
Un padre ha fotografato l'infezione inguinale del bambino per inviarla a un dottore. Google ha sospeso il suo account e ha inviato alla polizia una segnalazione per immagini pedopornografiche, che si è conclusa con un nulla di fatto.
Nextcloud ha un sacco di vantaggi e Google un sacco di problemi, su questo siamo d’accordo..ma essere bloccato da piracyshield non è tra questi, dai..poteva succedere anche a mastodon.uno di essere bloccato
@fvalle capita che Google sia bloccato ma capita anche che Google ti blocchi senza motivo, in ogni caso ci si affida a un servizio che può essere tagliato da un momento all’altro.
Avevamo in effetti avuto problemi con un servizio simile perché era aperto a tutti ma su nextcloud le iscrizioni sono solo su invito e solo per persone fidate che si conoscono bene perché molto attive su M1.
We’re excited to launch Mosaic: a new initiative from the Bonfire team that empowers organisations by creating their own customised and federated digital space - built just for them.
Mosaic is a service where the Bonfire team collaborates with you to co-design and build a bespoke online presence that serves as a hybrid between a traditional website and a social networking platform—going well beyond merely sharing pictures or short posts. Depending on your specific needs, we will include Bonfire extensions to facilitate all kinds of information sharing, community building, and collaboration.
Why does it matter? Because yesterday, we used to work in companies. Today, we thrive in networks. Today an organisation’s success hinges not only on internal efficiency but also on how effectively it can communicate and flourish within a broader network of relationships, partnerships, and collaborations. Unfortunately, most platforms just aren’t designed for this. They are stuck in the past, limiting what organisations can achieve.
Enter Mosaic—a fresh approach to meet today’s needs. In a networked environment, the flow of information between teams, partners, and different layers of collaborators is a key factor for success. It’s no longer about working in isolation; it’s about thriving through connections.
Whether you integrate into the global network or build your own archipelago, the fediverse offers a refreshing alternative to the dystopic enshitification of Big Tech.
If Mosaic sounds like a solution worth exploring—or you're simply fed up with the unpredictability of profit-driven platforms—we’d love to chat! Let’s schedule a call: calendly.com/bonfire-networks/… to discuss your specific needs and explore how we can collaborate to create the ideal federated digital space for your community or organisation.
@meljoann @radiofreefedi yeah it’s a pity we still didn’t found a way to focus on RFF pilot! We are trying to get the 1.0 out and at same time find sustainability to pay ourselves and onboard new devs among other things. Maybe applying to a grant to develop the needed features could be a way to push this forward? Happy to chat more about it…
That’s understandable, yeah we’re in a tricky position for grants as we’re so international. A grant to support both your work and our main dev would be amazing.
I’m not a tech person myself (just experience with Arts funding). So, a bit out of the loop regarding funding help available… any leads you could point us to? I’d be happy to help with the application
Oh yes! #RaccoonForFriendica is the most complete app ever seen for Friendica and, in addition to working with Mastodon, it might be the only app in the world capable of managing the potential of Mastodon Glitch-soc
Oh yes! #RaccoonForFriendica is the most complete app ever seen for Friendica and, in addition to working with Mastodon, it might be the only app in the world…
LOL, no. Those are releases for Obtainium, an Android app that downloads, installs and updates apps from sources like Github. You're probably looking for the Racoon for Friendica releases.
@Al Kath I confirm that if you hadn't noticed that Raccoon worked so well with Mastodon glitch-soc 1) I would never have suggested to @Dieguito 🦝🧑🏻💻🍕 to pay attention to this fork 2) I would not have decided to change poliversity.it from Mastodon classic to Mastodon Glitch-soc 3) I would not have had so much fun doing a lot of testing 🤣
Raccoon, l’app Friendica che riserva sorprese anche per gli utenti Mastodon
#RaccoonForFriendica è l’app più completa mai vista finora per Friendica e, oltre a funzionare anche con Mastodon, potrebbe essere l’unica app al mondo in grado di gestire le potenzialità di Mastodon Glitch-soc
#RaccoonForFriendica è l'app più completa mai vista finora per Friendica e, oltre a funzionare anche con Mastodon, potrebbe essere l'unica app al mondo…
@lgsp se usi anche l'app per Lemmy sei il mio eroe! Credevo di essere l'unico ad avercela ancora installata, e solo perché è in gran parte roba mia quindi mi dispiaceva disinstallarla 😂 scherzi a parte, ci tornerò su eh, pian piano sto ritirando su tutti i pezzi...
glitch-soc è un fork amichevole che integra alle caratteristiche di Mastodon classico alcune peculiarità, come il testo formattato e linserimento di riferimenti ipertestuali: poliversity.it/@macfranc/11329…
Poliversity è una comunità dedicata alla ricerca scientifica e al giornalismo, all'università e all'istruzione ed è nata per promuovere il diritto alla conoscenza e la corretta informazione
Ti rispondo a grandi linee, poi @macfranc mi correggerà o ti risponderà meglio di me.
È aperto a tutti? È un'istanza tematica, dedicata a giornalismo, informazione, istruzione, scuola. Perciò chi ci s'iscrive dev'essere almeno interessato a questi temi se non proprio coinvolto come "mestiere". Ciò non esclude che si possa andare "fuori tema" ogni tanto, ma sarebbe cosa buona non perdere di vista il focus.
È federato con Threads? Poliversity vede gli account di Threads federati (che come sai non sono europei, inoltre sai bene che non si tratta di vera federazione ma solo di visibilità), tant'è vero che ne seguo alcuni account interessanti.
È possibile migrare da un account Mastodon classico? Sì, ci si può migrare. Io ci arrivai migrando da Livello Segreto.
Ti ricordo @lgsp che la "migrazione" di Mastodon è un po' una sòla, nel senso che puoi trasferire da un account a un altro i follower e gli utenti seguiti, ma non certo i post del vecchio account
Si tratta della app più completa mai vista finora per Friendica e, oltre a funzionare anche con Mastodon, è —da quello che ho potuto vedere— l'unica app al mondo che è in grado di gestire le potenzialità di Mastodon Glitch-soc!
Complimenti a @dieguitux8623 che è riuscito a fare un vero capolavoro e mi auguro che lo sviluppo prosegua altrettanto bene rispetto a come è iniziato. Adesso mi auguro che ci siano tanti utilizzatori che possano apprezzarla.
What's Changed
fix: avoid crash in HTML rendering by @AkesiSeli in #353
fix: text color for direct message conversation title by @AkesiSeli in #354
fix: avoid dismissing bottom sheets on long pres...
Chatting comes to the ATmosphere with Picosky, X is unbanned in Brazil, and a significant group of Brazilians moved back, and a deeper dive into aviary.domains.
Chatting comes to the ATmosphere with Picosky, X is unbanned in Brazil, and a significant group of Brazilians moved back, and a deeper dive into aviary.domains.
Picosky
Picosky is a new chatting service build on top of atproto. Picosky was created by Juliet, and started as an experiment with building an simple chatting app on atproto, originally limited to just 12 characters per message. It was a demonstration of making an AppView for chatting on atproto that utilises the existing infrastructure of the network: You log in with your Bluesky/atproto account, messages are stored on your PDS, and the PicoSky AppView listens to all the messages on the Relay and displays them. The direct connection of your Bluesky account made it a fun place for atproto hackers to hang out, which expanded the scope of Picosky quickly to a serious project.
Over the last week or so Picosky has undergone rapid changes by the developers Juliet and Elainya: you can log in with OAuth, the character limit got increased multiple times, now at 2048, you can edit and delete your posts, and UI updates where it is now a clear and minimalist proper chat UI.
The simple structure of Picosky, and the way that it integrates with the atproto infrastrucuture, makes Picosky an attractive place to further build on by other developers: one of the first Picosky-compatible projects to make it available via IRC. This is a separate AppView, that reads the same posts as the Picosky AppView does, and that can fully interact (federate) with each other. Other projects in the works are an iOS client or one for the terminal.
Meanwhile, the Lexicon structure (which determines the format of the messages) has had a major update the other day: there is now support for creating separate rooms on Picosky. Anyone can create rooms, and the owner of the room can set moderation to be based on a deny-list or an allow-list. The frontend has not been updated yet to take advantage of this however, but I’m sure we’ll get back to Picosky next week.
The News
It is now a week since X has been unbanned in Brazil, and a significant part of the Brazilian user base that joined Bluesky has gone back to X. Daily Active User count dropped by half, from 1.2M to 600k. This number was around 300k before the ban, indicating that a large number of Brazilians did stick around: Portuguese is still the most popular language of the platform; 45% of posts are in Portuguese, compared to 32% English posts. It shows that social networks are extremely sticky, and people have very high switching costs. In that context, Bluesky has done well with the number of Brazilian who stayed around after X became unbanned.
Bluesky is hiring, and they are looking for a Feed Algorithmics Engineer. The job is to “design and implement machine learning models to improve personalized content recommendations, spam detection, labeling, and more.” As the network grows, so do the challenges of providing algorithmic recommendations for feeds and spam detection.
Threads struggles with moderation on their platform, and Bluesky is seizing the opportunity by creating an account on Threads to promote the platform as an alternative on (and to) Threads.
Altmetric, which tracks online engagement with academic research, is looking for people that are willing to help with feedback sessions for their Bluesky attention tracking roll-out.
Bluesky has updated their app (v1.92), with some new features: you can now pin a post to your profile. There are also design improvements, including new font options. You can also now filter your searches by language.
TOKIMEKI, an alternative client for Bluesky, now supports showing your atproto-powered Linkat and WhiteWind profiles.
Threads struggles with moderation on their platform, and Bluesky is seizing the opportunity by creating an account on Threads to promote the platform as an alternative on (and to) Threads.
Frontpage, a link-aggregator platform build on atproto, is now open and available for everyone to use. The developers say that they’ll work on notifications first, and that decentralised and self-sovereign sub-communities are coming later.
For the protocol-people: what happens when there are clashing lexicon fields? Nick Gerakines publishes his thoughts on how the Lexicon system can evolve, with some additional thoughtsby Bluesky protocol engineer Bryan Newbold.
Deep dive: Aviary.domains
Aviary.domains is a new service that helps managing domains for Bluesky and the ATmosphere, that recently launched in early access. Aviary makes it easy for people who have a domain name to share that domain name with other people as their handle.
To place Aviary in a larger context, a short explanation: It helps to understand as the central offering of the ATmosphere being a single digital identity. When you first sign up for Bluesky, two things happen:
You join the ATmosphere, by creating a digital identity (a DID) that works with all other products that are build on atproto.
You log in with this newly created identity into Bluesky, and use Bluesky with this digital identity.
This digital identity, a DID (Decentralized IDentifier) is a unique string of letters and numbers that can never change, which is good for computers because it is unique, but very unpractical for humans to use. That’s why you have a handle, which corresponds behind the scenes with your DID. The idea of atproto is to use a website domain name as your handle. You can always change your handle to a different handle if you want, as long as you have a website domain you can use. Most people do not have their own website domain, so when you first join the ATmosphere and your DID gets created, Bluesky also gives you one of their sub domains you can use: yourname.bsky.social.
The goal for Bluesky is that people use their website domains as their handle, as it gives an easy way to verify ownership: the owner of the website is also the owner of the account. One problem however, is that many people do not have their own website domain. This is both an opportunity for Bluesky (which now sells domain names to people), but also still a challenge: a significant group of people are simply not interested in paying money for what amounts to a better user name. Even if you have your own website domain, having to change DNS settings is still a technical barrier that is too high for a large group of people.
This is the part where Aviary.domains comes it, as it tries to find an audience for people who have a domain name, that they want to share with their community. It has created a system where an owner of a domain name can invite other people to use a version of that domain as their handle on Bluesky. So as the owner of laurenshof.online, I can log in with Aviary, and generate a subdomain for, lets say my cat. Aviary generates a link that my cat can click; they log in on Aviary with Bluesky’s OAuth, type in their name, press accept, and their handle is now changed, without them having to change settings.
What makes this different from projects like swifties.social, which also hand out subdomains for people to use as handles on Bluesky, is that it does not require the final step, changing settings in the app. It also gives the owner of the domain control over each subdomain, with the ability to subtract subdomains as well. This makes Aviary more useful for people who want to have more control over who identifies with the domain, and can show they are part of the community.
Audio spaces app Bluecast now can show your broadcasting history.
That’s all for this week, thanks for reading! You can subscribe to my newsletter to receive the weekly updates directly in your inbox below, and follow me on Bluesky @laurenshof.online.
A quieter news week: self-hosted 3d printing app Manyfold joins the fediverse, and write.as now offers paid subscriptions for fediverse accounts with sub.club.
The News
Manyfold is a self-hosted open source web app for organising and managing your collection of 3d files, and in particularly 3d printing. With their latest update, Manyfold has now joined the fediverse by adding ActivityPub support. With the new integration, you can now follow a Manyfold creator from your fediverse account of choice, and get notified when the Manyfold account uploads a new 3d file. New Manyfold uploads appear as short posts with a link in the rest of the fediverse. To demonstrate, here is the Manyfold account from the creator Floppy as visible from Mastodon, and here is the profile on their Manyfold instance itself. The Manyfold server also has a button to follow the account on the fediverse. Manyfold implementing ActivityPub support is an illustration of how ActivityPub can be viewed as a form of ‘Social RSS’: it allows you to follow any Actor for updates, and adds social features (sharing/liking to it).
Sub.club is a service that lets people create paid subscription feeds on the fediverse. The service recently launched with the ability to monetise Mastodon feeds, and has now expanded to also include long-form writing, by collaborating with write.as. Write.as is the flagship instance of fediverse blogging software WriteFreely. With this update, blogs on write.as can now set on a a per-blog basis if a blog is a premium blog, and where the cut-off is. People who follow the blog from a fediverse account will see an option to subscribe and view the full post; this post by the sub.club account shows how a premium blog will look like from various perspectives. Adding sub.club to a write.as blog is as simple as following this three-minute PeerTube video.
La lista degli utenti suggeriti ora comprende le persone più attive e popolari dentro #MastodonUno oltre alle persone suggerite manualmente da M1.
Questo va a migliorare l'esperienza di scoperta e aumenta la forza delle community locali/italiane i cui utenti ora possono essere "scoperti" molto più facilmente rispetto alle enormi istanze "multilingua" 👍
Mastodon.Uno è la prima comunità generalista italiana.
Con oltre 73.000 iscritti è il più grande nodo Mastodon italiano.
Anima ambientalista a supporto della privacy e del mondo Open Source.
si ma la lista dei suggeriti era fatta male e inoltre non si capiva perchè l'account fosse suggerito, ora la lista dei suggeriti è di qualità ed è spiegato chiaramente perchè l'account è rilevante.
per fortuna nessuno traccia le preferenze (stelline o reblog) ma sono suggeriti solo gli utenti più seguiti dagli amici. Il che è un grande modo per espandere la propria bolla. È una funzione chiave di scoperta già presente su bluesky, threads, X, solo che Mastodon lo fa in modo più trasparente 😉
Raccoons of the Lemmyverse, we're back! A new beta version of the app has been released, as promised in the last AMA (it was the next internal milestone).
Let us know what you think about it, you'll notice that there have been several layout improvements since the last version, e.g. bottom sheets have a new style, clickable areas now show the ripple effect, etc.
Hope you all enjoy it and, as always, L.F.E.T. 🦝🦝🦝
What's Changed
fix: rolled back README breaking changes, added new disclaimer by @N7-X in #1
chore: restore README.md by @livefast-eattrash in #2
enhancement: uniform comment cards by @AkesiSeli i...
The wait is over*—The #Mastodon stuffed toy is now available for purchase in the EU! Other regions to come later. Share your pictures with the #Plushtodon hashtag!
We created a stuffed toy of the highest caliber. Deliberately friend-sized and friend-shaped, with a soft surface material and soft, squishy stuffing, the toy measures a height of 35cm.
* We're waiting for our UK VAT number before enabling shipping to the UK to avoid you having to pay any unexpected duties on the package. As for the US, the stock hasn't arrived at the warehouse yet.
From your privacy policy: "We may use your personal information for marketing and promotional purposes, such as to send marketing, advertising and promotional communications by email, text message or postal mail, and to show you advertisements for products or services. This may include using your personal information to better tailor the Services and advertising on our Site and other websites."
I don't care so much where it came from; it does say it on your site and doesn't align with what I thought were Mastodon's values. And it makes me not wanting to use the shop.
Welp, I was about to order one but the shipping cost is a bit steep, considering the price of the item itself. But I get it, shipping internationally is not cheap even within the EU
Ah come on. Another micro-plastic-fossil-polluting-cheap-article for merch? Why? When do we finally learn to use our ressources in a responsible manner? #stopfossil #noplasticwaste #responsibility #plushtodon
Is there another direct donation for you other than Patreon? I'm not a fan of the platform and don't want to sign up, but want to send you money monthly 🙂🙌
The development cycle for the 2024.09 release enters the last stage before the stable release – today we have branched off the 2024.09 release candid branch. 2024.09-rc contains all the features of the stable release and is meant to test the new features, find some last rough edges and smooth out the path to the final stable release at the end of October. 2024.09 will be mostly a maintenance release fixing issues in various parts of Friendica. If you want to help out in testing, please checkout the new 2024.09-rc branch and report problems that you encounter.
The most notable changes in this release are:
we now support HLS and further improved the compatibility with Bluesky,
we dropped the support of OStatus (the predecessor of ActivityPub) after evaluating the amount of active servers/contacts that are still only using this protocol,
Friendica is now REUSE compliant and supports FEP-67ff
What is Friendica
Friendica is a decentralized communications platform, you can use to host your own social media server that integrates with independent social networking platforms (like the Fediverse or Diaspora*) but also some commercial ones like Tumbler and BlueSky.
How to use the 2024.09 RC Version of Friendica
If you want to help in the release process, you can checkout the 2024.09-rc branch from the git repositories. git fetch git checkout 2024.09-rc git pull bin/composer.phar install --no-dev Note that you only need to pull the composer dependencies in the core repository.
Should the upgrade process of the database get stuck
If you encounter this, please initiate the DB update manually from the command line by running the script ./bin/console dbstructure update from the base of your Friendica installation. If the output contains any error message, please let us know using the channels mentioned above. What to do with Quirks
The 2024.09-rc phase is meant to identify and preferable resolve quirks and bugs that should not be in the 2024.09 release, but have slipped through so far. So if you switch your node to the 2024.09-rc version of Friendica, please let us know about rough edges you find, either at the issue tracker (github account required), in the support group or in the developers group.
poi - se li vedi realmente - li trovi chini sugli smartphone. Un po’ come i cartelli in qualche frazione della mia città : “rallentare, qui i bambini giocano ancora per strada”.
Poliversity.it evolve grazie a Mastodon Glitch-soc, un fork amichevole. Poliversity consentirà quindi post lunghi fino a 9999 caratteri, formattazione del testo, scrittura di messaggi visibili solo in locale, modalità thread e… gli scarabocchi
Poliversity.it evolve grazie a Mastodon Glitch-soc, un fork amichevole. Poliversity consentirà quindi post lunghi fino a 9999 caratteri, formattazione del testo…
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Molto interessante, specialmente per una istanza come Poliversity focalizzata sul giornalismo, il mondo dell'educazione e la ricerca scientifica! 👍 Ho una curiosità tecnica, è possibile tornare alla versione Mastodon ufficiale se un domani doveste cambiare idea?
@prealpinux tornare indietro non dovrebbe essere affatto difficile, ma ovviamente questo significherebbe che tutti i vecchi messaggi scritti con formattazione speciale verrebbero ricompilati e Resi una ammasso illeggibile di codice sorgente Mark down o html. Non so invece come si metterebbero le cose per i messaggi visibili solo all'interno dell'istanza, ma credo che anche in quel caso verrebbe verso più o meno tutto
@Trames tornare indietro non è impossibile. Il problema è che tornare indietro sarebbe semplicemente inaccettabile. Quando provi qualcosa in più, è difficile tornare indietro
Poliversity.it evolve grazie a Mastodon Glitch-soc, un fork amichevole. Poliversity consentirà quindi post lunghi fino a 9999 caratteri, formattazione del testo, scrittura di messaggi visibili solo in locale, modalità thread e... gli scarabocchi
Oggi, Dr. Polivers*, l’amministratore occulto di Poliversity.it non ha solo aggiornato il sistema alla nuova release di Mastodon, ma ha anche fatto di più. Il sistema infatti è stato aggiornato alla Mastodon glitch-soc, un fork amichevole del software di microblogging più usato nel Fediverso. Questo fork è stato pensato per fornire funzionalità aggiuntive molto interessanti…
Poliversity.it evolve grazie a Mastodon Glitch-soc, un fork amichevole. Poliversity consentirà quindi post lunghi fino a 9999 caratteri, formattazione del testo, scrittura di messaggi visibili solo in locale, modalità thread e… gli scarabocchi
Poliversity.it evolve grazie a Mastodon Glitch-soc, un fork amichevole. Poliversity consentirà quindi post lunghi fino a 9999 caratteri, formattazione del testo…
mantenerli aggiornati e funzionanti è un'impresa enorme e serve fare i conti con i costi e il tempo a disposizione che non sono illimitati come nelle big tech.
Inoltre servizi come tuta o proton offrono ottime email gratuite. Matrix e Mozilla offrono ottimi server Matrix. Tutti questi servizi già garantiscono un'ottima sicurezza e privacy 👍
Complimenti è un gran lavoro impegnativo. Il vero problema nell’informatica di oggi è che manca il modo di garantire sia la riservatezza che la persistenza dei propri dati mantenendone l’accessibilità a cui ormai siamo abituati. Se carico sul password manager di Google mi devo fidare ciecamente di Google. Se carico sul vault Devol mi devo fidare ciecamente di Devol e del provider scelto dai Devol. Non c’è modo di verificare se un’installazione è come ‘mamma’ la ha fatta nei SaaS.
Ecco come un problema che abbiamo riscontrato sul nostro server Poliverso.org ci ha fatto accorgere dell’invasione dei crawler che Meta sta sguinzagliando per il Web con l’obittivo di addestrare la sua intelligenza artificiale. E i media italiani, muti!
Ecco come un problema che abbiamo riscontrato sul nostro server Poliverso.org ci ha fatto accorgere dell’invasione dei crawler che Meta sta sguinzagliando per…
Caspita. E pensare che Meta rompe tanto le palle su 'ste cose... che scraping dai loro siti non si deve fare per ToS, che se lo fai ti ratelimitano pesantemente, a tal punto che succede che ti bloccano anche se vedi troppa roba in giro da un normale browser senza un account loggato... però poi loro sono i primi.
Dubito alla fine che google, cloudflare e compagnia cantante si pieghino di fronte alle astruse volontà italiane. Nel primo scontro cloudflare ha già detto NO alle richiesta italiane, vediamo come proseguirà la storia.
quel che stupisce (o forse no) è l'incompetenza tecnica Alla fine i politici fanno contenti i referenti (non certo gli elettori), poi che si realizzi o meno, e come, a loro non importa, immagino avranno avuto un loro ritorno, un aiutino, diciamo così
Con la versione 4.3, Mastodon vuole piacere un po' di più anche agli utenti meno smanettoni. Un nuovo sistema aiuta gli utenti appena arrivati a trovare contenuti interessanti.
Mastodon has officially launched a new version, a new Reddit-like with ClubsAll has launched, and IFTAS has started rolling out their content classifier system.
Mastodon has officially launched a new version, a new Reddit-like with ClubsAll has launched, and IFTAS has started rolling out their content classifier system.
Mastodon launches version 4.3
Mastodon has released version 4.3, and the update comes with a better notification system, design improvements, displaying follow recommendations in the following feed for new accounts, and the ability to highlight the fediverse profile of the authors of shared articles.
There are two updates to the notification system: notifications are now grouped, and the ability to filter notifications. Grouped notifications means that you’ll see a summary of the number of people who liked and boosted your post, instead of getting each notification individually. This is especially helpful for posts that go viral, as your notifications become unusable without grouping. Third party clients also support grouping notifications of new followers, which Mastodon does not do. With notification filters, you can limit specific types of notifications, for example from people who are not following you, from new accounts, or to filter out unsolicited private mentions.
With the new carousel that displays follow suggestions for new accounts, Mastodon leaned on transparency. For each suggestion it is also displayed why an account is suggested. It seems there are four different reasons for an account to be suggested: ‘Popular on your server’, ‘Popular among people you follow’, ‘Similar to profiles you recently followed’ and ‘Handpicked by your server admins’.
For future plans Mastodon mentions three parts: working on adding quote posts, the ability for server admins to subscribe to managed deny-lists and improving how long-form text is displayed in Mastodon. Mastodon also features a request for donations at the end, noting that they are supported by donations and operate on less than 500k per year. It showcases the difficult spot that Mastodon is in: as the post highlights, their competitors have access to significant capital, which allows them to ship features significantly faster. While it is remarkable what Mastodon has accomplished with their budget, the small team also means that it has taken a year to ship this update 4.3, while the competition can move significantly faster. Not taking venture capital, not selling ads, and not selling data are great things to do, but the update cadence of Mastodon versus that of Bluesky or Threads shows that not doing so puts a significant limit on what the organisation can accomplish during this period of protocol wars.
ClubsAll has launched
ClubsAll is a new fediverse project, a Reddit-alternative similar to Lemmy, PieFed and Mbin. ClubsAll main goal is to provide a clean and easily-accessible UI, and explicitly positions itself as a Reddit alternative. The other focus is on live comments and live chat, where new comments that are made on a post flow in directly visible. The comment section includes both the traditional threaded view as well as a chatbox to invite more chat-like realtime reactions. Other features are easy cross-posting of new posts to up to three communities, and having multiple profiles under a simple login.
With their simplified communities, ClubsAll takes in posts from multiple communities from Lemmy, PieFed and Mbin, and brands them under a single club. This does solve a practical problem, namely that communities can get split over multiple servers, creating duplicates without a clear distinction between the different communities. It is unclear what the practical difference is between the fediverse community on lemmy.ml and the fediverse community on lemmy.world. PieFed solves this problem by having both communities (similar to Lemmy), as well as ‘topics’, which aggregates different communities into a single topic. PieFed makes it explicit that it aggregates posts from multiple communities. ClubsAll however, mostly hides this information, making it less clear that posts come from different platforms. I’m curious to see what the response to this by the community will be, as there are no clear norms so far on what is an acceptable use of federation, and what isn’t. When you take in posts from a different platform, what form of attribution is necessary? ClubsAll clearly attributes the original author, but should the original community also be accredited? The answer is unclear to me, and I’m watching to see how this evolves.
The News
IFTAS has been working on a Content Classification System, and the first classifier is now active. A few select server are working together with IFTAS, where all the media of these servers now get scanned for CSAM. In case of a hit, IFTAS handles the mandatory requirement and record-keeping, and issues a takedown. CSAM moderation is a difficult task for server admins to keep track of, both of the toll it takes on the humans, as well for the complex legal requirements that come with it.
NLnet has been a major sponsor of fediverse projects over the years. They announced the results their latest funding round this week in which they sponsor a large variety of open source project. The fediverse project that got funded is Loops, a TikTok-like short video platform by Pixelfed developer Daniel Supernault. Loops was scheduled for a public beta launch on Wednesday the 9th, but this has been delayed for 11 days. Supernault attributes the delay to the rumour that Threads is working on a Communities feature that is also supposedly called Loops, as well as to further polish the app and platform.
The SocialCG, the W3C Community Group for ActivityPub has agreed on starting work to form a charter to transition towards a Working Group. The details require some knowledge of W3C processes (that I don’t fully grok either), but the very short summary is that a Working Group has more impact on making changes to the ActivityPub protocol.
FediMod FIRES is both a protocol for distributing moderation advisories and recommendations and a reference server implementation. Emelia Smith, who is behind the project, has updated the website with more information as well as a general timeline for when work on the project happens.
ActivityPods is a project that combines the Solid protocol with ActivityPub, and they have released their 2.0 version. ActivityPods allows users to create a single account for multiple different apps; with ActivityPub you need a separate accounts for Pixelfed and Mastodon, for example. ActivityPods gives you one place to store your data, your Pod, based on the Solid protocol, and the Inbox and Outbox system of ActivityPub. This update of ActivityPods gives the ability to set granular permission levels for the access to data than an app has that is build on top of ActivityPods.
We're adding navigation to our Bonfire app. In this article, we dive into implementing TabView and Toolbar, building navigation components, and programmatically editing the toolbar based on the active tab.
#Mastodon 4.3 is out! 🎉 We've made notifications easier to manage and improved the look and feel of the whole app across the board. And that's just the tip of the iceberg! See what you can expect once your server upgrades:
Grouped notifications, notification filtering, better onboarding and a refreshed look await in this new release of our decentralized open-source social media software.
Thank you! As for "Helping writers and journalists", it was not clear to me if it is still a manual process. I'm a writer, and you like to have this set on my account.
@vladcampos No, it's no longer manual! Or rather, now it's manual on your side. Go to the Verification tab on your profile settings and add the domains you'd like to appear on under Author Attribution.
@Gargron Good morning. I set everything up, and posted some articles after that, and it's not working here. Is there anything else that I have to set up?
@vladcampos you add the fediverse:creator tag to your website, and then use the verification options in Mastodon 4.3 profile settings page to specify which domain this should work on. blog.joinmastodon.org/2024/07/…
Yarn 4 is required. Webpacker does not support Yarn 4. So I can't update the server.
RAILS_ENV=production bundle exec rails assets:precompile Webpacker requires Yarn ">=1 <4" and you are using 4.0.2 This version of Webpacker does not support Yarn 4.0.2. Please downgrade to a supported version of Yarn yarnpkg.com/lang/en/docs/insta… Exiting!
@Gargron Sorry to say notifications are broken on the android app. The notification tab in the app won't update or show complete info.
Happened a month or two ago on my phone, then it seemed to be fixed. Now happening again, and also on my tablet. I saw a few other people mention this too.
Reinstalling the app via playstore doesn't help.
Also, links to YouTube no longer work. Clicking on the link gets a 'no app installed to handle that' warning.
Mastodon 2.7.2 (121)
Am I on the wrong version?
Edit: I have all the latest Android and OneUI updates. Galaxy S23 Ultra, Galaxy Tab S7. Cl3ared the Mastodon cache. Rebooted. Reinstalled the app. Rebooted. Didn't help.
Mastodon keeps improving. It is a quiet way. Mastodon respects privacy. Also, it does not compromise with privacy and security. Mastodon swiftly removes false news or untrue information if someone finds fake news or unfounded information..
UI got ugly imo 😕 Please add previous dark theme as an option to select. Also, I'd really appreciate having good light theme too (less bright, with colored elements) 🙏
Steps to reproduce the problem 1.Customize my profile by uploading a GIF file as my profile avatar through the web version of Mastodon 2.Not seeing the result I expected on the web, I tried to uplo...
Steps to reproduce the problem Go to https://pagespeed.web.dev Type the URL of a timeline of a public instance of Mastodon, e.g. https://mastodon.social/explore Analyze the web performance. Expecte...
Creata la Social Web Foundation Anche il fediverso ha una sua fondazione per la promozione del social libero e di activitypub! Dall'esempio della Linux...
@talksina è un servizio molto minimale e semplice come piace a noi, l'unico punto debole è la dismissione elll'offerta che ti permetteva di gestire fino a 1000 iscritti alla newsletter, ridotta drasticamente a soli 50 iscritti.
comunque per eventali domande o richieste sono su @buttondown è una sola persona che manda avanti il progetto, in effetti la home è un grande spot al servizio le feature sono qui:
Ha la pubblicazione automatica su mastodon e hanno in programma di federarsi con il fediverso, quindi la newsletter potrà essere seguita, stellinata, ripubblicata nel proprio account.
Event Organizers’ Needs for Publishing to the Fediverse via WordPress
As part of the development of our WordPress Event Bridge plugin, which improves the integration between the WordPress ActivityPub plugin and several popular event plugins, we have started the first round of evaluation with a number of event organizers. This first phase has mainly involved face-to-face meetings with smaller organizers, while not installing anything on their websites yet.
So far, we have gathered insights from 11 small to medium-sized event organizers: their concerns, content management preferences and expectations of our work. Efforts to engage larger organizations have been somewhat unsuccessful – some have not responded and others prefer to see the plugin live before committing to trying it and being available for feedback.
0. About the Organizers
5 already have a Mastodon/Mobilizon account, where 2 are quite active.
6 have never heard about the Fediverse (some more recognized the name Mastodon)
Most of them (8-9) usually have more than one event a week, except holiday times.
10 organizers are based in Austria, one in Poland.
Main categories:
Music/Concerts (2-4)
Community (4-5)
Workshops (4-5)
Politics/Activism (3-4)
Art (2-4)
1. Common Concerns and Fears
Website Breakage & Complexity: Concerns about the risk of adding another plugin that might break their site or cause complications are shared by several organizers (3). Worries about configuration complexity and the need for ongoing maintenance are also mentioned (3-4).
Performance and Compatibility: Concerns about performance impacts or compatibility with their existing systems and theme (3).
Autonomy and Control: Some smaller associations (2) worry about the responsibility that comes with autonomy, particularly regarding data loss or ensuring plugin updates. They also fear being stuck with a plugin that might not suit their future needs (2).
Future Costs: Potential financial costs are a concern for some organizers who worry about future expenses related to plugin upgrades or development (1-2).
2. Content Types
Events and Posts: Managing events is central for most organizers (6-7), with posts and other content only being relevant for some.
Different Needs for Different Roles: Several organizers rely on category-based content organization with different users managing specific sections (2-3). Ensuring that certain roles have permission to create and manage events is important for these teams.
3. Event Management Needs
RSVP and Event Visibility: Interest in RSVP/attendee management varies across organizers. Some are keen on facilitating communication with event attendees (3), while others find RSVP irrelevant to their needs (5-6). Event visibility, especially when distinguishing between public and private events, is important to a couple of organizers (2).
Recurring Events: Few organizers are interested in managing recurring events, they think that managing them is complex anyway and therefore do not see it as a current requirement (3). Most don’t need recurring event features at all.
4. Synced Updates and Communication
Synced Event Data: Keeping event data synchronized and up-to-date is one of the most important points to most organizers. Only one thought that propagating updates automatically is not a important feature.
Multi-Actor Support: Many organizers find that a single actor is sufficient for their needs (7-8), they would only utilize the “Blog-Actor” from the ActivityPub plugin. However, medium-sized organizers who manage multiple groups or venues see the see a huge benefit of having ActivityPub profiles (actors) for certain categories or venues (3). Two have configured their site to only allow certain users to post within specific main site categories.
5. Technical and Configuration Details
Custom Plugins and Migration: Some organizers use custom-built plugins or setups for managing their events (3). They are open to exploring alternatives if they can streamline processes or improve their current systems. Others, using incompatible plug-ins, are already not entirely satisfied with their current setup and are willing to migrate to more suitable solutions (2).
API and Compatibility: A couple of organizers are cautious about adding the ActivityPub API to their website, due to the increased attack surface (3). The WordPress ActivityPub plugin being developed by Automattic, the company that drives WordPress, helps to ease their concerns. Most could not give ad-hoc information about their current caching strategy (via plugins or the webserver).
Setup and Overview: Having a simple setup process with little configuration duties in conjunction with a status page was stated to be of importance for almost all.
6. Need for Event Plugin Recommendations
Several event organizers (4) are not satisfied with their current event publishing plugin and are looking for recommendations for event plugins that are community-driven, reliable and easy to use.
@Event Federation out of curiosity, Where can I find some WordPress posts formatted as a federated event? Could you give me some links? Have you already tried to verify the compatibility with Friendica events (which are already fully compatible with Mobilizon and Gancio events)?
mach mit uns sport und bekomme dadurch endlich einen body!!! ohne body rumzulaufen ist uns schon seit längeren zu blöd geworden. unsere schwebenden köpfe sind es leid durch die gegend zu fliegen.
@Event Federation Uhm... unfortunately the link of those events is not recognized by Friendica. On the contrary, I saw that Mastodon recognizes the post as ActivityPub content. I should understand with the Friendica developers if the "Events" plugin only communicates with Mastodon or if it is Friendica that for some reason cannot interpret it correctly. Anyway, thank you for the answer!
With our initial mockups complete, we were eager to start coding in LiveView Native (LVN). There are two primary ways to debug our iOS app: using Xcode or LVN Go.
Threads degrades their fediverse integration, a separate ActivityPub-based Island Network launches, and more news about Ghost and ActivityPub.
Threads delays posts for 15 minutes before federating
Threads’ latest update has degraded the value of their fediverse integration. Posts made on Threads will now always be delayed by 15 minutes before they are delivered to the rest of the fediverse, if fediverse sharing is turned on. The 15 minute delay is added for the purpose of post editing; posts on Threads can now be edited for 15 minutes after they are created. This used to be 5 minutes, both as a window for editing posts as well as the delay to be send out to the rest of the fediverse.
A 15 minute delay is a long time in microblogging, and significantly impacts things like breaking news, and live-posting sports events. It also meaningfully impacts the ability to have a back-and-forth conversation with people in a comment section. The delay itself is already an issue, but things get even more problematic when taken into consideration that during live events, Threads posts with a 15 minute delay are now mixed with fediverse posts without a delay and presented as happening during the same time. This was already noticeable during yesterday’s U.S. VP debate, an event where people use microblogging for the real-time reaction. But part of the real-time reactions was actually 15 minutes delayed, while another part was not, which creates even more confusing experience. A Threads engineer says that they will want to solve this problem ‘eventually’, but that it will probably come after Threads has implemented full bi-directional interoperability.
This news is not a great start for the Social Web Foundation either, which launched last week with criticism from the wider fediverse developer community for having Meta as one of their supporting members. There is a distrust of Meta’s intention within the fediverse, and them degrading their fediverse integration is likely not helping.
Website League
The Website League is a new social networking project that has arisen out of the demise of Cohost. Cohost was a social media site for the last 2 years, that has shut down, and on October 1st the website entered read-only mode. Cohost had a dedicated user base who appreciated the community that they’ve build on the site. Website League is a new project by users of Cohost (the Cohost staff is not involved) to build a successor network in Cohost’s place.
What makes Website League stand out is that it is a federated Island Network, described by Website League themselves as ‘a bunch of smallish websites that talk to each other’. This federated social network is using ActivityPub, but deliberately does not connect to the rest of the fediverse. Instead, it is an allowlist-based form of federation, where only websites/servers who agree to the Website League’s central set of rules can join.
The Website League has a big focus community organisation and governance. Even though the project is very young, and launched under time pressure of the deadline of Cohost closing, there are already multiple systems in place with an active Loomio for Stewardship, a wiki and more. The Website League provides a different vision of what a federated social network build on top of ActivityPub can look like, and I’m very curious to see where the project will go.
Ghost and Fedify
Ghost published their latest update on their work on adding ActivityPub, with more information about their upcoming beta. Ghost is slowly starting their beta process soon, making it clear that this is indeed a testing program, and data loss should be expected for people who are participating. They also said more about the performance and scaling of Ghost and ActivityPub. Sending out a newsletter over ActivityPub to 5000 subscribers turned out to need 10 servers, which indicates how resource-intensive and expensive ActivityPub can be. As a result, ActivityPub followers will count towards Ghost Pro billing, as Ghost Pro charges based on the number of members an account has.
Fedify, an open-source framework that simplifies building federated server apps, is now officially in version 1.0. Ghost’s ActivityPub integration is build on top of Fedify, and Ghost is sponsoring the Fedify developer as well.
The Mastodon server strangeobjects.space will shut down, and in the announcement post the admins explain the emotional cost and impact that comes with being a server admin.
(An announcement follows)
But first, TPRC 2024
Last week I participated in the 2024 edition of the Telecommunications Policy Research Conference in Washington DC. TPRC is the Research Conference on Communications, Information and Internet Policy.
grazie per il tuo riscontro. Inoltre i tuoi complimenti a @dieguitux8623 che è lo sviluppatore italiano che in un paio di mesi è riuscito a fare un mezzo miracolo nel creare una app per Friendica che sia compatibile anche per tutto il popolo di Mastodon!
Presente! E grazie per aiutarmi a fare conoscere il progetto, che nasce come app per Friendica ma che su consiglio di @informapirata ⁂ :privacypride: abbiamo voluto tenere il più possibile compatibile con Mastodon, per cui le funzioni specifiche di Friendica sono un sottile layer aggiuntivo (ci sono più voci di menù/opzioni) ma senza intaccare le core feature.
Sviluppare un client per il fediverso è un ottimo esercizio 😉. Se hai segnalazioni, suggerimenti, dubbi o quant'altro citami pure e cercherò di esserci.
@Suoko ottima domanda... lo stiamo gestendo insieme a N7-X ma tra il fuso orario e il fatto che entrambi abbiamo altri progetti le cose vanno a rilento.
Io non mi sento di fare un rilascio allo stato attuale perché ci sono delle lavorazioni non concluse (una per tutte il refactoring del rendering del markdown che aveva iniziato lui). Se vedo che le cose restano bloccate ci do due colpi di mazza, es. aveva iniziato a rivedere le bottom sheet ma non penso abbia finito, e ci penso io...
@dieguitux8623 @Suoko non sarebbe meglio fare una sola app che permetta di accedere sia a Mastodon che a Lemmy? Sarebbe il massimo per gli utenti ma anche gli sviluppatori dovrebbero fare gestire una sola app invece di due
@kathsone non so quali app ti sia capitato di sviluppare, ma quello che suggerisci tu è molto complesso da fare quando hai a che fare con software che espongono le proprie API in modo così diverso.
Tu hai mai provato a guardare la documentazione messa a disposizione degli sviluppatori di app dagli sviluppatori di sistemi come Mastodon, Friendica o Lemmy?
Ecco, prova a cercarla tu e, dopo che l'hai cercata, prova a capirla, tenendo conto del tempo che hai utilizzato per trovarla e capirla. Poi moltiplica tutto per 50 o 100 e hai un'idea del tempo necessario per sviluppare un'app su quei sistemi.
Per svilupparne una che gestisca tutti e tre quei sistemi, moltiplica per un fattore 3
@kathsone non complicato, ma lungo, faticoso e dispendioso. Uno sforzo che già è difficilmente giustificabile per lo sviluppo di un'app specifica per il Fediverso, Ma assolutamente ingiustificabile per una app "ad ampio spettro" da utilizzare su sistemi veramente molto diversi come lo è Lemmy rispetto agli altri social del fediverso
@bradipo sì, infatti si può utilizzare anche solo con mastodon, ma in compenso offre la possibilità di visualizzare i gruppi ActivityPub (gruppi Friendica, comunità Lemmy, etc) meglio di come potrebbe fare qualsiasi app per Mastodon
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