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    Fifi Lamoura (fifilamoura@eldritch.cafe)'s status on Monday, 25-Mar-2024 03:54:43 JSTFifi LamouraFifi Lamoura
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    • Jan Wildeboer 😷:krulorange:
    • Michał "rysiek" Woźniak · 🇺🇦
    • small circle 🕊 in calmness
    • Jon

    @rysiek @jwildeboer @smallcircles @jdp23 @laurenshof @FediThing The wikipedia explainer seems about right to me. This is what the Fediverse is. I think the problems start when people think only their own personal social network and experience of the Fediverse IS the Fediverse (ye Olde mistaking of subjectivity for objectivity). Social media by its very nature and design is inherently subjective (much like our social experiences in the physical world but even more so) because we get to choose who we see/connect with or block. The subjectivity is inbuilt but people keep trying to claim their subjectivity is objectivity. We all need to get better at dealing with multiplicity. Didn't anyone learn anything from Everything Everywhere All At Once? ;) https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fediverse

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      Fediverse
      The fediverse (a portmanteau of "federation" and "universe") is an ensemble of social networks which can communicate with each other, while remaining independent platforms. Users on different social networks and websites can send and receive updates from others across the network. Nearly all fediverse platforms are free and open-source software. 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.Certain social networks, including Threads and Tumblr, have expressed interest in adding fediverse-compatibility. In March 2024, Threads released a beta in a selection of countries that lets people choose to federate their posts, which...
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