So - I've got three (of five) of my #websites cut-over to their new home... All are #federated / #fediverse native.

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Two more to go, and those are going to be the most complicated to bring over to @write_as - the @writefreely system has quite a few rough edges, but the effort is worth it.

Having said that, and also disliking the fact that it came out of corpo billionaire creators of twitter, I genuinely believe there's some good stuff to pick up from that protocol.

In particular, I think the coolest part of the architecture is server-independent (more like server-migratable) identity, which is kind of amazing.

Activitypub/fediverse should adopt https://helge.codeberg.page/fep/fep/ef61/ soon, and I feel like that'd be even better than what atproto has if I understand correctly.

#activitypub #fediverse #atproto #bluesky #mastodon #federated #protocols

FEP-ef61: Portable Objects - Fediverse Enhancement Proposals

Portable ActivityPub objects with server-independent IDs.

managed to setup OpenID Connect (OIDC) via #dex for @gotosocial on my @yunohost server.
https://docs.gotosocial.org/en/latest/configuration/oidc/#dex
one step closer for #federated #selfhosting :)
it would be cool to add this automatically to the packaged https://github.com/YunoHost-Apps/gotosocial_ynh
OpenID Connect (OIDC) - GoToSocial Documentation

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@thegeektribune did they fail to mention #federated social media on purpose? Indigo is the only one and they dont even talk about the federated aspects of Mastodon/ BlueSky. The future isnt more Silos gosh.

@mgfp_fediprofile
https://hub.vocalcat.com/mgfp_fediprofile

After a few attempts in the past, I finally created a FediProfile. I won't be needing Biolink anymore :D.

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#Fediverse #ActivityPub #Linkinbio #OpenSource #SelfHosting #FediProfile #Federation #Federated #FederatedSocialWeb

💯 btw - There's federated wiki software. https://ibis.wiki

And would it be possible to set up Wikipedia copies per year for instance 2025 and 2026 and 2002 and so on so the public can create a more compact version ?

We could have much smaller Wikipedia content forks for example per country.

I'm having this in mind as well. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Artificial_intelligence_in_Wikimedia_projects#Generative_AI_and_LLMs

#wikipedia #ai #noai #federated #fediverse

Main Page — ibis.wiki

Idea: Mastodon should allow adding rel=me links to Mastodon profiles to allow an account to verify other accounts.

(Or maybe a specific rel=trust?)

This can be used to create a web of trust.

e.g., For Gaza Verified, we have verified about ~250 accounts so far using video interviews. But that sort of verification doesn’t scale. And if we trust these accounts to be people from Gaza, we should trust them to verify people they know from Gaza. So Gaza Verified and the 200+ verified accounts become a trust root.

If they could then add rel=me links to their profiles to say “I verify this account is by a Palestinian from Gaza” (which is all we do), then we would start creating a decentralised web of trust.

Thoughts, @staff @haubles and #mastodon and #fediverse in general?

#webOfTrust #federated #decentralised #verification #GazaVerified

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Before you continue

Solving the Identity Challenge in Decentralized Social Networks

Decentralized social networks face challenges in identity resolution, complicating user interactions across platforms. Ensuring seamless experiences without centralization is the key to mainstream adoption.

https://openchannels.fm/solving-the-identity-challenge-in-decentralized-social-networks/

Convince me I am wrong: “The Fediverse proved millions will leave commercial platforms when given a reason. But Mastodon, Lemmy, PeerTube, and the rest mostly recreated the same social architecture people wanted to escape: timelines, follower counts, virality, engagement loops... just federated. The migration was sociological, not architectural. People wanted out, but what they got was ‘Twitter, but federated,’ not a fundamentally different shape of online life.” #federated #social #slowpint