Konrad Hinsen

In spite of some doubts (so many Web sites question my humanity - can they all be wrong?), I just proclaimed myself human, following the protocol at

https://codeberg.org/robida/human.json

It's an interesting initiative, building a Web of trust that needs to be navigated carefully, given that any single declaration might be fake. That's why vouching for people who have their own human.json is vital, as I just did for @gedankenstuecke .

human.json

A lightweight protocol for humans to assert authorship of their website content and vouch for the humanity of others.

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Mar 18 at 7:42amWeb
Show threadKonrad HinsenMar 18
If you would like me to vouch for you, and you are fine with the rules, send me a DM!
Show threadBastian Greshake TzovarasMar 18
@khinsen just added your page & blog to my page to vouch 🙂
Show threadFlummicMar 18
@gedankenstuecke @khinsen that's a really cool idea - I just tried to implement this on my site as well (I hope I did it correctly) and now vouch for both of you :)
Show threadBastian Greshake TzovarasMar 18
@Flummic I think it worked partially, I see a list of trusted pages , but @khinsen's seems not included :)
Show threadFlummicMar 18
@gedankenstuecke @khinsen Thanks for the headsup... can I refresh this somehow? Because I have already included khinsen in the file (I host it on Codeberg because I don't think I can add a custom file to Ghost directly: https://codeberg.org/Flummic/Flummic.com/raw/branch/main/human.json
Show threadKonrad HinsenMar 18

@Flummic Looks good now, thanks!

@gedankenstuecke

Show threadGuillaume GaullierMar 18

@khinsen I just added it to my website too (listed on my profile) and listed your site. Would be happy to make it into your list, since you are offering. 🙏

I recently saw this other experimentation of a similar idea, which requires javascript instead of a browser extension: https://codeberg.org/susam/wander

wander

A tiny, decentralised tool you can host with just two files to explore the small web

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