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    mike (mike@macgirvin.com)'s status on Monday, 28-Aug-2023 19:27:31 JSTmikemike
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    • NGI Zero open source funding
    • Fediverse Report
    @NGI Zero open source funding @Fediverse Report

    Ironically the definition of the fediverse from wikipedia which was cited in the article has changed dramatically over the last month or two by a very aggressive editor with an agenda.

    First take a look at that page.

    https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Fediverse

    Then look at it before the vandalism. In a form that has remained largely intact for the last 4-5 years.

    https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Fediverse&oldid=1164370823

    Different interpretations indeed.
    In conversationabout a year ago from macgirvin.compermalink

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      Fediverse
      The fediverse is a group of federated social networks that allow users of a service to communicate with users of the other services, typically using the ActivityPub protocol. The fediverse includes platforms such as Mastodon for microblogging, Pixelfed for sharing photos, and PeerTube for sharing videos. Unlike Big Tech, the fediverse is mostly based on free and open-source software. Meta plans to implement ActivityPub compatibility for Threads so users can communicate with the fediverse. History The term "fediverse" was first used to describe the network formed by software using the OStatus protocol, such as GNU Social, Mastodon, and Friendica.In January 2018, the W3C presented the ActivityPub protocol, aiming to improve the interoperability between different software packages run on a wide network of servers. By 2019, a majority of software that was previously using OStatus had switched to ActivityPub, and the term "fediverse" came to refer to the ActivityPub-based federated network. Design While a traditional social networking site will host all its...
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      Fediverse
      The fediverse is a group of federated social networks that allow users of a service to communicate with users of the other services, typically using the ActivityPub protocol. The fediverse includes platforms such as Mastodon for microblogging, Pixelfed for sharing photos, and PeerTube for sharing videos. Unlike Big Tech, the fediverse is mostly based on free and open-source software. Meta plans to implement ActivityPub compatibility for Threads so users can communicate with the fediverse. History The term "fediverse" was first used to describe the network formed by software using the OStatus protocol, such as GNU Social, Mastodon, and Friendica.In January 2018, the W3C presented the ActivityPub protocol, aiming to improve the interoperability between different software packages run on a wide network of servers. By 2019, a majority of software that was previously using OStatus had switched to ActivityPub, and the term "fediverse" came to refer to the ActivityPub-based federated network. Design While a traditional social networking site will host all its...
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