jrollans.com is a Fediverse instance that uses the ActivityPub protocol. In other words, users at this host can communicate with people that use software like Mastodon, Pleroma, Friendica, etc. all around the world.

This server runs the snac software and there is no automatic sign-up process.

Site description
These are the voyag... uh, things I post about.
Admin email
jrollans@gmail.com
Admin account
@jrollans@jrollans.com

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[?]Agile »
@agilebuckle@mastodon.social

@fediversereport Been thinking about the fact that Truth
Social is based on Mastodon ever since I read this post. The fact it is more or less a skinned version of our beloved platform boggles the mind.

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    [?]⚯ Michel de Cryptadamus ⚯ »
    @cryptadamist@universeodon.com

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    [?]Randy »
    @randy_@social.linux.pizza

    The new PixelFed update looks so dope! It really brings me back to the good old days of the internet, where the focus was purely on community and content without the clutter of ads. It’s so refreshing to see people building something that really feels like the internet used to.




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    mastodon.social/@dansup/115138

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      [?]FediForum »
      @fediforum@mastodon.social

      Brazil is starting to require age verification for social media sites, following other jurisdictions like the US state of Mississippi.

      FediForum advisory board member @skarnio and his organization, Alquimídia, are organizing an online meetup TOMORROW to discuss the impact of this new law on Fediverse instances in Brazil and what instance operators need to do.

      More info and registration: alquimidia.org/reuniao-pl-2628

        [?]julian »
        @julian@activitypub.space

        Introducing ActivityPub.Space

        The in-person events at FediCon in Vancouver lit a fire in the Canadian ActivityPub community. One of the louder calls were for a place in the fediverse for ActivityPub discussions; a place for groups to form and for long-running discussions to be had.

        I was more than happy to get involved. I also wanted such a place, and I've discussed it on and off for the past year. ActivityPub development discussions are fragmented across multiple disconnected channels, and none of them fully capture the entirety (or a majority, or even a sizeable minority) of the AP developer community. ActivityPub.Space is my answer to that call.

        One constant about ActivityPub is that all ActivityPub developers are on the fediverse, and so it only makes sense that discussions about AP development should also take place on the fediverse.

        At the same time, the "fediverse" isn't one singular entity. @jaz@mastodon.iftas.org famously quipped "There is One Fediverse. There are a Million Fediverses." While I can't make guarantees about this site connecting with a million fediverses, I can say that it does connect with the microblogiverse, the blogiverse (WordPress blogs!), and the Threadiverse (Lemmy/Piefed/MBin/NodeBB/Discourse).

        So how does it work?

        The site is divided up into several categories:

        • General Discussion is for any non-technical discussions about ActivityPub
        • Technical Discussion is for technical deep-dives
        • Meta contains discussions about this site itself
        • Random is for everything else (there's always a "Random" category on a forum, isn't there...?)

        We also pull in content direct from Fediverse news outlets such as "Week in Fediverse", "Connected Places", and "Relay, by We Distribute".

        On the threadiverse side, we directly link to several other fediverse-focused communities on Lemmy and Piefed.

        We utilise a number of relays to both distribute local content out and receive content from the wider microblogiverse. When content comes in via microblogs, they're not usually categorized, so we check for relevant hashtags and automatically categorize them into one of the local categories.

        The wonderful thing about this site is that it fully federates, which means you can follow all of these categories from your app of choice. You don't even have to register a local account if you don't want to, but you definitely can (and should!) if you want the best experience browsing the categorized topics.

        The categories today are rather broad, but over time I hope to split them up into smaller topics based on user demand. Give the site a try today!

        [?]Connected Places »
        @fediversereport@mastodon.social

        Fediverse Report 132 - this week's news

        - Next Sosyal is a new social media platform with close ties to the Turkish ruling party, that is based on Mastodon but does not federate
        - A shuffle in the places, forums and sites to talk about , with new owners for forum SocialHub, the activitypub.rocks website now managed by the W3C SocialCG, and the new activitypub.space forum

        connectedplaces.online/reports

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          [?]Gary Parker :party_porg: »
          @WiteWulf@cyberplace.social

          Question for those of you who are your / instance with a very small number of users (max 5, let’s say): how many other instances are you federated with?

          No reason, I’m just curious.

          FYI my little instance that hosts @logistics
          (with ~150 followers at present) is federated to ~6,500 other instances.

          Please boost for visibility.

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          1,000-5,000:1
          5,000-10,000:0
          10,000+:2
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            [?]Elena Rossini on GoToSocial ⁂ »
            @elena@aseachange.com

            Dear Fedi friends,

            I'm really proud to share with you a video I made: "Introducing the Fediverse: a New Era of Social Media" https://news.elenarossini.com/fediverse-video/

            In this 4-minute video I explain what the #fediverse is to people not familiar with it, mentioning some of its great features and benefits (interoperability, no ads, no surveillance...) and I set it in contrast to the world of Big Tech social platforms. I argue that, with the rise of Big Tech oligarchs and the current political climate, there has never been a better time to join the fediverse.

            I hope you will enjoy this video and that you will find it useful (maybe as a tool to introduce your friends, family, colleagues, school administrators, local government officials to it).

            The fediverse has truly changed my life, making me a better, more empowered digital citizen. I am endlessly grateful for it, so this is my contribution to the cause ❤️

            I am also incredibly thankful for the work of @samaaberg and @patel.riyen who helped me bring my vision to life with their amazing cinematography skills and their assistance throughout the process, providing brilliant feedback to the script / edits from the POV of fedi newbies.

            And I was also moved by the generous help of people of the Fediverse who volunteered to translate the script into many foreign languages: @jan @fritjof @erikkemp @sknob @severin @clabru @tarcisiosurdi @hongminhee @danielcasanueva @ainali @nacly

            Lastly, I'm thankful for the opportunity I had to premiere the video last week at #FediForum - thank you @j12t and @anca

            The video is up on my self-hosted PeerTube instance (thank you @yunohost) and for now it is unlisted as I have no idea how my VPS will hold up. I also included an alternate location in the blog post.

            I hope you'll enjoy it! It's been a real labor of love (a month of full time work on it)... I see it as my love letter to the fediverse 💌

            #TheFutureIsFederated

              [?]Connected Places »
              @fediversereport@mastodon.social

              New: Last Week in - ep 91

              This week's news:
              - @loops has launched and is now available for everyone!
              - @radiofreefedi will shut down early next year
              - Bridgy Fed talks about potential governance directions

              Read at: fediversereport.com/last-week-