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@atomicpoet @evan It was single-handedly one of the most disappointing things I've had to deal with. The current people working on the project came down hard in criticizing it. Several people got really nasty, and that mindset kind of trickled down to the user community. I've had my fair share of failures when it came to managing the Diaspora project, but failing to steer the community ideal towards interop is one of my biggest failures. I'm extremely bitter.

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@atomicpoet @evan It was single-handedly one of the most disappointing things I've had to deal with. The current people working on the project came down hard in criticizing it. Several people got really nasty, and that mindset kind of trickled down to the user community. I've had my fair share of failures when it came to managing the Diaspora project, but failing to steer the community ideal towards interop is one of my biggest failures. I'm extremely bitter.
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Chris Trottier (atomicpoet@mastodon.social)'s status on Wednesday, 03-May-2023 09:35:08 JST Chris Trottier
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I asked @deadsuperhero how he felt when Diaspora refused to adopt ActivityPub.
He said, “It was single-handedly one of the most disappointing things I've had to deal with.”
This is why we need to be open with what Bluesky is building.
We don’t have to like them. We don’t have to federate with them. We should definitely critique them when they go wrong.
But we should still learn.
https://social.treehouse.systems/@deadsuperhero/110301879668317781

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