Notices by Evan Prodromou (evan@cosocial.ca), page 2

@samir maybe!

@amd @cwebber @bnewbold Brian is in the SocialCG at W3C, so if he thinks some ideas from AT should be used by others, he has the opportunity to publish them as CG reports. These are an extremely lightweight way to give assurance to the community.

https://www.w3.org/community/reports/reqs/

@amd @cwebber @bnewbold my understanding is that AT Proto is significantly different enough from ActivityPub in its architecture that it's unlikely we'll stumble across some technique it uses by mistake.

So I think it's a better idea to just steer clear and follow our own path.

@amd @cwebber @bnewbold I don't know.

I wish that Bluesky would publish an open, royalty-free patent license on AT so this wasn't a problem for anyone else in the space.

In the open standards world, we typically only consider work from other open standards, specifically for this reason. So, basing a W3C spec on an IETF RFC.

So my experience here is slim.

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@nancycomics Nancy no

If you had to choose only one to use exclusively which one would you pick ?

Mastodon or Bluesky ?

Give specific reasons to back up your claim.
#mastodon #bluesky

@julian @silverpill I think using `thread` as a serialized version of the the reply tree is a nice first step. If people want other aspects of a conversation, as @trwnh mentioned, maybe using `context` is good, or maybe using another term.

@trwnh can we set up a time to talk through next steps 1:1? It'd be nice to consider what to do here.

@RuiSeabra lol, that might be it!

@mradcliffe Nice to know!

@cwebber @bnewbold it's like living in the movie Memento!

Anyway, good work.

@tony Yeah, I need to figure out a way around CORS. It's all running in the browser right now, so the fetch() call is failing on your site. I think the "right" thing to do is to proxy a call through a back-end server, but that would mean a lot more work for this teensy demo.

@seth False positive. It's an example Web app with like 200 lines of code.

I don't know if this feature is going to work if every Fediverse service will need to go through a security audit to allow handling a protocol.

Anyway, I think I'm going to work on the presentation so it at least looks better, then get a security audit. Hopefully it becomes less of a scary minefield.

I registered with Google Search Console for *.swf.pub, and it tells me there's a security issue.

"Detected issues: Deceptive pages. These pages attempt to trick users into doing something dangerous, such as installing unwanted software or revealing personal information."

There's a link to a description here:

https://support.google.com/webmasters/answer/9044101#zippy=%2Cdeceptive-pages