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.
Coucou! This is just a first post announcing Nuages to the world.
Nuages is an ActivityPub app, connecting to your favourite servers that support the Client to Server API.
Follow us to get our latest updates, we’ll be officially launching the app in the coming weeks 😉
RE: https://mediaformat.org/2026/07/nuages-says-hello/
Announcing it here publicly for the first time!
I've been building a general purpose activitypub pwa.
Follow @nuages for official updates!
Daniel Supernault boostedHello World
Coucou! This is just a first post announcing Nuages to the world.
Nuages is an ActivityPub app, connecting to your favourite servers that support the Client to Server API.
Follow us to get our latest updates, we’ll be officially launching the app in the coming weeks 😉
#FediHood should be easy to use, with a very simple interface. It fully uses #ActivityPub and is compatible with the #Mastodon API (tested with #Fedilab). It will of course bring extra endpoints related to how it works. The project reuses the combined work from #HolosSocial and #PawFed.
Here are some screenshots of the Web UI.
Great day at #Fedicon yesterday. I met lots of new people from the #ActivityPub community. I've always thought that #XMPP and the #Fediverse are ideologically well-aligned, and that our developer communities should talk to each other more. In that regard, it was a big success.
Stefano Marinelli (creator of the excellent FediMeteo) is working on a new type of lightweight Fediverse server called "littleFedi".
It's still in its early days and under development, but the first test server is now open and Stefano is gathering feedback about it. More info in the quoted post at https://littleone.littlefedi.social/@stefano/a105002b-5749-437d-a3cd-da54dfa70395 and more detail at https://littleone.littlefedi.social/@stefano/4252ae6f-b949-42f8-a021-fd2b698f8b37
You can follow Stefano at @stefano@bsd.cafe or on his littleFedi account at @stefano@littleone.littlefedi.social
#LittleFedi #Fediverse #ActivityPub #SelfHosting
Hi everyone, I'm Stefano
Also known as the BSD Cafe and illumos Cafe barista - @stefano@bsd.cafe and @stefano@illumos.cafe
This is the first post from littleOne (
littleone.littlefedi.social), the first littleFedi instance open to outside users.littleFedi is a new ActivityPub server, still in active development, written in Go and shipped as a single binary. It speaks standard ActivityPub, so it federates normally with Mastodon, snac, GoToSocial, Akkoma and the rest of the fediverse, and it exposes a Mastodon-compatible API, so most existing apps already work with it.
A few things about it that aren't the usual fediverse defaults:
Catch-up instead of an algorithm. Timelines stay chronological, full stop. There's a separate
/catchuppage, visited on demand, that ranks what you missed using only signals this instance already has locally - who you follow boosted it, replies and favourites delivered here, hashtags you follow. No external popularity data comes in, nothing about what you read is tracked. It answers "what did I miss" without turning into a feed that decides for you.Static blogging built in. Any post can be marked as a blog post and gets published as a plain static page under
/@username/blog/, with its own permalink, Atom feed, and no JavaScript or database hit per view, while still being a normal federated post underneath. A proper home for longer writing that doesn't need to compete with a timeline.Self-expiring posts. Any post can be given a timer and auto-delete on its own.
Bubble timeline. A middle ground between local and federated: a timeline scoped to a set of instances you've chosen to group together, not just your own or everything.
littleMesh. A way to federate without a public domain, certificate, or open port at all - meant for something like a Raspberry Pi behind NAT. Instances get an address derived from an Ed25519 key pair and reach each other through pinned relays that never see plaintext.
No trends, no suggestions. These are intentionally left empty. Nothing here is trying to surface "popular" content or keep anyone scrolling longer.
Security defaults taken seriously. Signed federation (HTTP Signatures), optional Object Integrity Proofs, TOTP MFA, audit logs, and full account export, migration and deletion if you ever want your data to live somewhere else.
This instance is here to test all of that with real accounts, not just a small group ones'. In the next few days I'll be reaching out to everyone who already told me they were interested, to set the first accounts up - an invite is coming. If you'd rather just follow along and see how it goes, that works too.
It's a test instance, so expect the occasional rough edge. If something breaks or feels wrong, tell me - that's exactly what this phase is for.
Do you like JSON-LD?
#EvanPoll #poll #ActivityPub #JSONLD
| Yes: | 5 |
| Yes, but...: | 5 |
| No, but...: | 4 |
| No: | 10 |
Closes in 6:31:59
Five of Indonesia’s most powerful security officials declared the country secure while malls were fenced, unfenced, and a woman was arrested for a Facebook post. Eleven days before Independence Day, the government is managing memory to protect extraction and punish warning. That same government moved fast enough to make a dictator a national hero within a year of taking office; it has never moved that fast for anyone’s survival, anywhere. Below is this week’s mutual aid roundup.Below are ten mutual aid requests, two Palestinian campaign spotlights, and verified campaigns needing direct support and sharing.
@mutualaidspace @mutualaid @mutualaid @indonesia @disability @wrzky @frugalcoffee @autistics @actuallyadhd
#activism #activitypub #anticapitalism #antiimperialism #bipocma #blackfedi #blackmutualaid #disability #DisabilityCrowdfund #disabilitymutualaid #DisabledWriters #EmergencyCrowdfund #fedihelp #fediverse #Gaza #GazaMutualAid #gazaverified #genocide #healthcare #helpfolkslive2026 #Indonesia #Iran #jakarta #mentalhealth #mutualaid #mutualaidrequest #mutualaidspace #neurodivergence #Palestine #poverty #queermutualaid #transmutualaid #writer #WritersofMastodon
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I’m writing this from Jakarta, eleven days before the 81st Independence Day, and this week the country’s entire security apparatus stood on one stage at once to tell the public that nothing is happening. Coordinating Minister for Politics and Security Djamari Chaniago, flanked by TNI commander General Agus Subiyanto, National Police Chief General Listyo Sigit Prabowo, intelligence chief Muhammad Herindra, and Attorney General Sanitiar Burhanuddin, held a joint press conference on Wednesday insisting the domestic situation “remains secure and fully under control” and urging the public not to be swayed by “disinformation” about unrest this August. Five of the most powerful men in the country do not typically assemble to deny that nothing is wrong.
What none of those five men explained is the week that led up to that podium. Photos and videos of newly built fences barricading Kota Kasablanka mall in South Jakarta and Pakuwon mall in Bekasi spread across social media, prompting speculation that businesses were quietly bracing for unrest. The fences went up. Then, over the weekend, without explanation, the fences came down. In the gap between those two facts, old footage from last August’s uprising resurfaced online, presented as though it were happening now, alongside claims that Indonesian mainstream media was deliberately burying new protests. The government’s response was not to explain the fences. It was to announce that the Attorney General’s Office and National Police would pursue criminal charges against accounts spreading “hoaxes” about riots, and within days, police in Ciamis Regency, West Java, arrested a forty-five-year-old woman for uploading posts about a planned demonstration. A private citizen went from social media post to police custody faster than a mall fence went up and came back down.
None of this is new, and none of it is incidental. It is almost exactly a year since police in this country ran over a rideshare driver named Affan Kurniawan with an armoured van and kept driving, the video that turned a protest over parliamentary housing perks into the largest uprising this country has seen in a generation: nearly fifty cities, ten dead, more than a thousand injured, over three thousand arrested. Eight of those activists are still facing six to twelve years in prison for the crime of posting on social media about where the protests were. A Human Rights Watch report published barely a week ago documented how the Prabowo government keeps expanding the military’s footprint into mining, palm oil, and so-called food and energy estates, prosecuting the environmental defenders and Indigenous leaders standing in its way. A state apparatus that fences a mall overnight and arrests a woman in Ciamis for a Facebook post, while insisting both are nothing to see, is managing memory rather than disinformation, and this government has practice at that: this is the same state that made a genocider and the most corrupt president in its history (Bevins, 2020) a national hero, within a year after the current president, who’s also a documented human rights abuser, took office. A government fluent enough in rewriting its own history to canonise Soeharto has had plenty of practice managing the story ahead of managing the problem underneath it, and fencing a mall without a word of explanation is just this week’s version of that same habit.
The same expansion into mining, palm oil, and food and energy estates that HRW documented this month is the same mechanism showing up everywhere, not something unique to Jakarta. An economy that depends on extraction, whether it’s Gaza’s aquifers, Hormuz’s shipping lanes, or Kalimantan’s nickel, will always find a reason to militarise its own protection and call the militarisation routine, and a state built around protecting that extraction will always move faster to manage the story than to fix what the story is about. The Jakarta Post’s own editorial page noted this week that Indonesia’s GDP growth has already slowed to 5.29 percent as the Hormuz standoff ripples through import costs, a war Indonesia had no part in starting, absorbed into ordinary import bills while the same government spends its speed fencing malls against imagined unrest at home.
Solidarity that stops at a coastline is tourism. Below is this week’s list. A state that moves this fast to defend a mall has yet to move half that fast for anyone’s rent, anywhere. Give directly, share widely, and don’t let “under control” talk you out of noticing who’s actually being protected, and who’s being made an example of.
https://blahaj.zone/notes/apkmnch1vzeq1yxk
@SabiLewSounds @mynameistillian @ellespeaks @sparkshocker @technocrow @magicalgrrrl @broodcoffee @cycletherapyHam @psychoalpastor @FictionAddict

Amidst the rubble of these difficult days, their son’s glasses were broken, leaving him unable to see or move due to severe astigmatism. It pains Hilal and her husband that they’re currently unable to provide a replacement. We appeal to compassionate hearts for a kind gesture so their little one can see his path again.
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Abed and Eman are a family in Gaza seeking urgent help to protect their young children and survive. Please support their Chuffed campaign and share it widely with others today. [View original post]
Gaza Verified Archive
Verified Palestinian campaigns under $200
These are verified Palestinian accounts whose campaigns received less than $200 in the past 7 days.
Nine of many. The archive holds the rest.
@tamer_2003_@mastodon.social @hak51156@mastodon.social @RiyadMousa@mastodon.social @danyarelkhodari@mastodon.social @Raghadfamily@mastodon.social @Nesman0@mastodon.social @shathamohammed123@mastodon.social @tahreersoph@mastodon.social @reemmohammed@mastodon.social
Open the archive, find the campaign link on each account, give directly where possible, and share the campaign links that need movement.
View underfunded campaign list About Gaza Verified Campaigns
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#Gaza #Palestine #genocide #ceasefire #anticapitalism #antiimperialism #mutualaid #Islam #ochaopt #ethniccleansing #mutualaidrequest #DisabilityMutualAid #mutualaidspace #DisabilityCrowdfund #transmutualaid #queermutualaid #emergencycrowdfund #gazamutualaid #gazaverified #poverty #healthcare #mentalhealth #disability #neurodivergence #activism #activitypub #fedihelp #fediverse #blackfedi #helpfolkslive2026 #blackmutualaid #bipocma #writer #disabledwriters #writersofmastodon #IRGC #Iran #jakarta #Indonesia
Excited to announce that @fedipub (formerly known as Federails), the Rails engine for #ActivityPub that powers (amongst other things) @manyfold, has been awarded a grant in the latest round from @NGIZero. I’ll be building community, docs, rounding out features, and ideally making it usable in non-Rails Ruby apps too!
🆕 blog! “Some updates to ActivityBot”
I couple of years ago, I developed ActivityBot - the simplest way to build Mastodon Bots. It is a single PHP file which can run an entire ActivityPub server and it is less than 80KB.
It works! You can follow @openbenches to see the latest entries on OpenBenches.org, and @colours for a …
👀 Read more: https://shkspr.mobi/blog/2026/03/some-updates-to-activitybot/
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#ActivityBot #ActivityPub #mastodon #php
The Programmer’s Fulcrum 7 August, 2026
https://newsletter.mobileatom.net/the-programmers-fulcrum-7-august-2026/
Welcome to your weekly curation of the essential news in the Open Media Network and Open Social development communities with a focus on devastating big tech via Techno Anarchism.
#activitypub #atproto #fediverse
Week in Fediverse 2026-08-07
Servers
- Vernissage v1.42.0
- Loops v1.0.0-beta.14
- Socialhome v0.24.0
- Ktistec v3.10.0
- Mbin v1.10.1
- Mastodon v4.6.5
- Hubzilla v11.4
- snac v1.94
- ActivityPub for WordPress v9.2.1
- PeerTube v8.2.4
- tootik v0.24.0
- NodeBB v4.14.8
- Wafrn v2026.08.01
- PieFed v1.7.10
- appy v0.6.0
- Lemmy Development Update July 2026
- Discovery Week 2026: What we learned, and what we’re doing next (Mastodon)
- What PieFed’s “social credit system” actually does
- Prismo: Federated link aggregation powered by ActivityPub
Clients
- Fedilab v3.43.1
- chan-fe v0.2.0
- Rocinante v1.2.2
Tools and Plugins
- FediFetcher v8.0.0
- Polls for ActivityPub v1.0.11 (WordPress plugin)
For developers
Protocol
Articles
- DrFed on reducing complexity and enabling more people to shape the Fediverse
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Previous edition: https://mitra.social/objects/019fba46-e7be-7ee0-ae8b-8a2a8daec431
Okay, so
https://docs.joinmastodon.org/spec/security/
According to resources linked in the #Mastodon docs, it seems that signature validation gets the entire #ActivityPub Actor (thus the `#main-key` which the server is supposed to ignore) and then within the Actor it gets the `publicKey` property.
Soooo back to the `#main-key` nomenclature, I guess
The author of a replied post is no longer added to the CC: line, as it does not have much sense.
Fixed mentions for users with hyphens in their identifiers.
Unlisted replies to unknown posts were being skipped from the timeline, so don't do that.
If an actor marked as broken gets a post boosted (proving that is [back] functioning), it's unmarked as such.
Don't try (and fail) to parse non-UTC dates in posts (I'll provide a real fix eventually).
Fixed a redirection loop in the /users alias.
Mastodon API: fixed a bug that made changing the sensitive content string impossible, avatars and headers can be deleted (contributed by bm90).
Updated Czech and Italian translations (contributed by pmjv and fidiben).
If you find #snac useful, please consider buying grunfink a coffee or contributing via LiberaPay.
I migrated from my self-hosted Mastodon instance to mastodon.social. Of course, I couldn't move my posts so I created a small server to provide the archive of my post history without changing any #ActivityPub URIs or media URLs. It seems to be working well. RAM usage is down from 1.2GB to 45MB (-97%) and disk usage down from 160GB to 15MB (-99.99% drop) compared to keeping the old server running. I've been surprised how many "hits" I'm seeing for old posts, so I'm glad the archive is available.
Turns out, #Mastodon 's implementation of #ActivityPub just has eveything in a Note's content and contentMap be HTML, so Markdown gets transcribed into <h*>, <strong>, <em>, <code>, etc.
But also, OPTIONALLY, some of those HTML Note also have a mediaType property with value "text/html" so maybe you can make an untranscribed markdown Note if you specify "text/markdown" maybe?
Inconclusive.
I'm looking for a freelancer or org who can help me set two Ghost instances in one virtual server, with ActivityPub. Only setting up the instances and the server, I can handle the web administration.
I'm almost there with the first instance but at every step there is something, I'm not a sysadmin, and I'm losing my patience. 😅 I bet this is straightforward for someone with experience.
I can give you more details -- and see https://the.socialmusic.network/t/a-music-selection-idea-welcomes-your-feedback/854
If you're into photography, there is a free open Flickr-style photography platform which you can host yourself called Vernissage. It also has Fediverse compatibility so people can follow Vernissage accounts from Mastodon, Pixelfed etc. More info at:
You can follow at:
For techy people who want to install their own Vernissage manually, docs are at:
🌱 https://docs.joinvernissage.org/documentation/vernissageserver
#SelfHosting #Fediverse #ActivityPub #Flickr #Alternatives #Photography
You are looking for a way to increase your instances visibility and have more Inbox? Look no further, check out https://rel.re our state of the art selfmade #activitypub #relay in #golang. Its incredibly fast, stable and feature rich.
Xiuxiuejar amenaça tancament. Tot el respecte al creador, però centralitzat és fràgil: depens d'un servidor.
Al #Fedivers, si una instància tanca, te'n vas a una altra. Protocol obert, descentralitzat.
Xarxa social sense federar = telèfon que només parla amb si mateix. 🌐
Seeking beta testers for a new opt-in Fediverse service - FediAdhan
https://fediadhan.org/
Have you ever felt your #Mastodon timeline was missing something? You get regular updates about the weather, the bongs of Big Ben on the hour; perhaps even that one account that toots like a chicken. But you've been missing timely updates about the Islamic call to prayer.
No longer: with FediAdhan, simply pick your location on the map and you'll get an account you can follow from your #ActivityPub client, which will drop a toot in your timeline when any of the five Islamic prayer times rolls around (and optionally for sunrise as well). And you get a neat pie chart of daylight/twilight for your location, as a bonus.
Explicitly opt-in, privacy focused, #HumanMade with no LLMs used at any stage in development. Try it out, let me know if you have thoughts, feedback, issues you run into.
Erst W, jetzt "Eurosky" - warum?
Es gibt doch schon ActivityPub und das Fediverse, wieso noch was neues entwickeln?
https://www.golem.de/news/eu-social-media-projekt-eurosky-alle-nutzer-haben-die-hoheit-ueber-ihre-daten-2608-210542.html
Implementing your own #Fediverse #ActivityPub server sounds like a good idea until you see the mush of half-implemented protocols that #Mastodon actually is. #ActivityStreams Link type? Profile? Tombstone? Whomst?
Why is there a webfinger endpoint? I don't want skeletal twinks fingering my web!?
And also an RSA key pair? Publicly being this embarrassing should be proof enough, nobody would dare pretend to be *this*!
We could table for #mastodon (the #activitypub platform) outside of the Mastodon (the #metal band) show. There could be swag. The #heavyMetal fans would be so confused but the subset of them that are also into #FOSS would be embarrassed for us but also would secretly cherish the chaotic energy. This is a terrible idea, which is why we must #bostodon #boston
I added a list of recommended libraries to the ActivityPub developer guide:
https://codeberg.org/ap-next/ap-next/src/branch/main/guide.md#libraries
- activity (Go, used in GoToSocial)
- Fedify (JavaScript, used in Hollo and Ghost)
- Fedipub (Ruby, used in Manyfold)
- activitypub_federation (Rust, used in Lemmy)
- APx (Rust, used in Mitra)
This list only includes libraries that are actually used somewhere. Libraries that are not used, or used in projects with too few users are not included.

Not so long ago, after a bit of encouraging from @dansup, I decided to revive this project using more modern stack. Apart from it being more modern, it is also way lighter than before and that's my main goal when working on it: everything should be as simple, light and independent as possible.
Technical stuff
New Prismo only depends on Ruby and sqlite. JS layer is minimal and based on importmaps so no heavy build step is needed anymore. CSS is being generated by native tailwind binary so produced stylesheet files are as small as possible and generation footprint is tiny.
When it comes to federation, old Prismo was based on a code extracted from Mastodon which was both messy and far from optimal to be used by such a small and simple website. Now we're using an excellent ruby library called Fedipub instead.
Why another link aggregator?
While other projects are focused on supporting multiple groups with massive amount of people in them, Prismo is more about small cozy federated single-topic instances. Being small and simple will let us perfect our feature set more easily.
What's next?
There is no any roadmap as of yet but, for starters, i will try to bring back original feature set (as you might feel like new Prismo is a downgrade from the old one - i just brought back the essentials for now). After that - we can discuss on what's needed and what would be good to have :)
There are obviously plenty of rough edges and issues but we will get there eventually. Let me know in the comments and, as usual, boosts highly welcome! :)
Let's talk!
The network effect is crucial to every social platform, and what differentiates them is how they are able to match IRL connections with online ones, and we can do this, but it needs to be done carefully and in a way that preserves privacy and user autonomy across platforms and services.
No single software should have the ability to wall off access, or we become the thing we worked so hard to replace.
More details soon 👀
One boost.
40k followers.
Thousands of individual HTTP requests, each one signed, each one a fresh connection, each one saying hey to a server it talked to four milliseconds ago.
Mastodon, Pixelfed and Loops do better than most here.
We can still do significantly better.
What if two servers just... stayed on the line?
More details soon.
In 1968 Dijkstra declared GOTO statements harmful.
In 2021 someone built them an entire social network anyway.
GotoSocial is a lightweight #ActivityPub server that can run on a potato, blocks scrapers by default, and with privacy defaults that would get a product manager fired at any real company.
Now it's one of the fastest growing on the fediverse.
Built by @dumpsterqueer under the name Super Serious Business, which is the most honest branding in tech right now.
It's a strange feeling, building something with no one to answer to but the people using it.
No walls to raise. No data to harvest. No quarter to hit.
Just a network of communities that actually belong to the people in them.
Week in Fediverse 2026-07-31
Servers
- Mastodon v4.6.4
- yukimochi/Activity-Relay v2.0.11
- Iceshrimp.NET v2026.1.2-beta
- Mitra v5.8.0
- ActivityPub for WordPress v9.2.0
- Misskey v2026.7.0
- NeoDB v0.17.4
- NodeBB v4.14.5
- Announcing Bonfire for communities: groups and tools to organise together
- bandwagon.fm: July 2026
Clients
- Fedilab v3.43.0
- Pachli v3.8.0
- PleromaFE v2.11.2
- Aria v1.5.10
- Photon v2.4.3
- Rocinante v1.2.0
- FediSuite: Manage all your Fediverse accounts in one place
For developers
- Masto.js v8.0.0
- activitystreams-vocabulary: ActivityStreams 2.0 Vocabulary data structures (Rust)
Protocol
Articles
- Pelago: The Old Man, The Sea, and The Island
- Cooperative Software
- Cacheable Requests for Remote Content
- A newbie's guide to self-hosting: GoToSocial part 1 (installation and set-up)
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#WeekInFediverse #Fediverse #ActivityPub
Previous edition: https://mitra.social/objects/019f95f5-5736-7753-8aaa-83f9c26fa07e
Happy to announce that federation bit is complete! Next step is purchasing a domain and spinning up a flagship instance which should happen in upcoming days :)
Hello, and happy summer to you all.
Cookifed is an Open Source and federated recipe notebook and baking tracker.
Using us, you can keep track of your favorite recipes, plan when you can to cook/bake them, and keep track of each preparation/change you made in the recipe to get better next time.
We are federated over ActivityPub. So you can also share your recipes and bakings with anyone on the fediverse.
On Friday, August 14, 2026 at the HOPE conference in New York City, we’ll be running a workshop to help new people join the Fediverse. This is an exciting first for us, and we’d love your help making it a great experience.
Here’s what we need:
Please reply to this post with ideas or contact info. This is going to be fun!
The thing about the fediverse is that when one of us wins, we all win.
I couldn't be more proud to work alongside so many talented people who share the same belief: together we're stronger, and there's so much more we can build.
The corporate platforms had a decade and billions of dollars on us. They still can't build the one thing we did: a network nobody owns, nobody can sell, and nobody can take away.
A social home for the people. By the people.
❤️
Today is announcement day 🔥
Bonfire is shifting its centre of gravity: from social features to community tools. Four things ship today, and the whole story is here: bonfirenetworks.org/posts/bo...
1. Bonfire for communities
Groups and topics, community rules, decision-making (from quick polls through structured consensus to weighted score voting, where an objection can count for more than an approval), events, shared organisation profiles, announcements.
A ready-to-use space you can then take apart: add what's missing, fork what almost fits, switch off what you don't need.
2. Our first Mosaic case study
Six months with Jacobin's German edition, building jacobin.social from the ground up: a home for 3,000+ readers, wired into their Ghost publication, in their language and their look and feel. Their readers crowdfunded the project, which included a reboot of the magazine and a new community space. Now every publisher can benefit. What one community funds, every community inherits. Details: bonfirenetworks.org/case-stu...
3. A deep Ghost integration
Keep publishing exactly as you do now, and Bonfire can become the home for everything that happens around the work: your archive imported, new articles followed, members and tiers synced, sign-in through Ghost, federated discussion under every piece. Details: bonfirenetworks.org/ghost/
4. The Telling
One script tag turns any web page into a federated conversation. Readers reply with an account they already have, on Bonfire, Mastodon, anywhere. The thread lives on your server, and you can take it with you. Details: bonfirenetworks.org/telling/
Being straight with you: this is a 1.0 beta. Groups work within a server and don't federate yet. We're designing that in the open with the W3C groups task force, because we'd rather it work across the whole fediverse than ship a dialect only Bonfire speaks.
Want to poke at it? Groups are live on the campground, our open test instance. Make an account and try it out: campground.bonfire.cafe
Finally, we've rebuilt the website to reflect the new direction: bonfirenetworks.org/
Now back to following up with crowdfunding backers to organise install parties, co-design workshops, and other rewards. Thank you for your patience 💛 #fediverse #ActivityPub
We are so proud of @dansup for being the only #ActivityPub developer to be accepted into the Sovereign Tech Standards cohort.
You've seen what he's done with Pixelfed, Loops, Fediverse.info and FediDB.
Just imagine what he can do for #ActivityPub standards work, having two major platforms that can steward and solve problems at scale and in the real world 🔥
https://www.sovereign.tech/news/meet-the-first-sovereign-tech-standards-cohort
Honored to be one of ten maintainers in the first @sovtechfund standards cohort.
I'll be representing #ActivityPub and the #fediverse at the w3c, bringing eight years of running Pixelfed and Loops at scale into the room where the spec gets written.
https://www.sovereign.tech/news/meet-the-first-sovereign-tech-standards-cohort
If there are any other #fediverse developers working on a TikTok like platform for the fediverse:
Maybe we can join forces and work together with Loops, and if not, lets keep in touch so we can work on #activitypub compatibility?
I'm already working closely with @stux on #Goldfish, which is shaping up to be a serious fedi TikTok contender!
@liaizon #Bridgy is the incumbent on the #ActivityPub / #ATProto bridging front, and currently the only "production grade" system available to te general user, right ?
Hashtag following also allow URLs to RSS feeds of ActivityPub objects (like e.g. https://mastodon.social/tags/ThankYouTuesday).
Users can now configure a webhook to receive an HTTP POST for every notification. This can be useful for implementing bots that react to activities, like autorepliers, chatbots or interactive textual games (see snac(1) for more information).
The number of pending follow confirmations is shown next to the "people" link.
Faster performance metrics (contributed by dandelions).
Improved lowercasing in hashtags (contributed by postscriptum).
A search-by-url tweak for implementations that return 200 for invalid webfinger queries (e.g. piefed).
Mastodon API: added follow confirmation endpoints, fixed collisions in attachment file names.
Fixed potential crashes in attachment uploads.
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Notifications are now shown in a more compact way (i.e. all reactions are shown just above your post, instead of repeating the post ad nauseam for every reaction).
New command-line option unmute to, well, no-longer-mute an actor.
The private timeline now includes an approximate mark between new posts and "already seen" ones.
Fixed a spurious 404 error in the instance root URL for some configurations.
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This release has been inspired by the song The Answers to the Questions by #Christabell and #DavidLynch.