My reflections on the recent atproto atmosphereconf
On how the atmosphere can be understood as a subculture, what the holdfast is, and what We Can Just Do Things means
https://connectedplaces.online/reflections-on-atmosphereconf/
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My reflections on the recent atproto atmosphereconf
On how the atmosphere can be understood as a subculture, what the holdfast is, and what We Can Just Do Things means
https://connectedplaces.online/reflections-on-atmosphereconf/
RE: https://mastodon.social/@anewsocial/116342143604664128
Mackinac is using Bridgy Fed's API to blur the lines between protocols so people can find their people regardless of their platforms.
Tons of unique features, and @johnwhiteside did most of this without even needing our help! In fact, we got some new ideas from this ourselves π€
I wasn't kidding when at #AtmosphereConf I said you can expect to see clients and platforms start to adopt more Bridgy Fed features this coming year.
And we're just getting started.
RE: https://mastodon.social/@anewsocial/116342143604664128
Mackinac is using Bridgy Fed's API to blur the lines between protocols so people can find their people regardless of their platforms.
Tons of unique features, and @johnwhiteside did most of this without even needing our help! In fact, we got some new ideas from this ourselves π€
Mackinac, built by @johnwhiteside, is an open social web client that's thinking multi-protocol and bridging-first! John's added a *ton* of unique features we've never seen before, so we wanted to outline a few of them in a thread ππΌ
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Flipboard just launched Surf, its new social app and feed reader
https://www.theverge.com/tech/905929/flipboard-surf-fediverse-launch?utm_source=flipboard&utm_medium=activitypub
Posted into Apps @apps-theverge
RE: https://flipboard.social/@mike/116335983818042627
The coolest thing about @surf is it makes the confusing combination of the fragmented open social web and closed social platforms actually make sense.
People don't care which platform someone is posting from. They just want to find their people. I think this is such a great way to do it.