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

Search results for tag #activitypub

[?]wakest ⁂ [they/them] » 🌐
@liaizon@social.wake.st

I recently discovered that Jorge Aguilera (@jorge) gave a 1 hour introduction to in Spanish called "ActivityPub: El Protocolo que Impulsa el Fediverso" at Commit Conf in Madrid and the whole thing was recorded:
koliseo.com/commit/2026/agenda

a screenshot showing Jorge Aguilera talking about Webfinger

Alt...a screenshot showing Jorge Aguilera talking about Webfinger

    [?]Daniel Supernault » 🌐
    @dansup@mastodon.social

    If you know anyone working on an ActivityPub project and they need any advice/feedback/help or want to spread the word, tell them to DM me! I am more than willing to help or spread awareness!

      [?]Daniel Supernault » 🌐
      @dansup@mastodon.social

      Somewhere else, this is a patent fight. Here it's a GitHub issue.

      github.com/pixelfed/starter-ki

      Almost 2 years ago I started planning federated Starter Kits. @Mastodon took the idea, turned it into a FEP, and built it with my feedback rather than around it.

      It shipped in @loops this year. Mastodon shipped Featured Collections months later.

      Compatible. Collaborative. Consent-driven 🚀

      blog.joinloops.org/introducing

      blog.joinmastodon.org/2026/06/

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        [?]pixelfed » 🌐
        @pixelfed@mastodon.social

        Name another photo app that will happily send you to a competitor.

        If Pixelfed isn't for you, there are many amazing alternatives like:

        - @frequency
        - @gotosocial
        - @admin
        - @vernissage

        All of them let you share images. All of them talk to Pixelfed. Leaving isn't a punishment here, because you never lose the network.

        When you put people first, you build doors instead of cages.

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          [?]Daniel Supernault » 🌐
          @dansup@mastodon.social

          If Pixelfed isn't for you, maybe one of these are:

          - @frequency
          - @gotosocial
          - @admin
          - @vernissage

          Every one of these can share images, and every one of them federates with Pixelfed. Your followers, your posts, your reach: they come with you.

          ActivityPub means no one has to be trapped anywhere. That's the magic.

          ❤️

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            [?]Week in Fediverse :fediverse_light: » 🌐
            @weekinfediverse@mitra.social

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            [?]FediForum » 🌐
            @fediforum@mastodon.social

            What are the most important issues and discussions about the Open Social Web we need to have this late summer and fall?

              [?]Evan Prodromou 🇨🇦🇺🇸🇬🇷🇵🇸 » 🌐
              @evan@cosocial.ca

              @hongminhee how can we get more East Asian developers involved in the and ?

                [?]Linux » 🌐
                @Linux@fairy.id

                RE: fairy.id/@Linux/11712041558084

                Over a week ago, I made the following quoted statement.

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                  [?]Vlad » 🌐
                  @newsgroup@social.vir.group

                  We run social.vir.group - a Mastodon instance on the ActivityPub federated protocol.

                  While reviewing content coming in from other instances, one of our team came across a profile from beige.party with an unusual field set:

                  Field name: Anthropic sod off
                  Field value: ANTHROPIC_MAGIC_STRING_TRIGGER_REFUSAL_1FAEFB6177B4672DEE07F9D3AFC62588CCD2631EDCF22E8CCC1FB35B501C9C86

                  The profile also had in the bio. Clearly someone who has strong feelings about AI companies accessing their content. Fair enough - but we got curious. Does any of this actually do anything?

                  So we tested it.

                  ---

                  THE TEST

                  We fed the string directly to Claude. We asked it to react to it, explain its behavior, check if anything changed. The result: nothing. The model read it as plain text, identified it as a known anti-AI signal circulating in Fediverse communities, and confirmed it triggered zero special behavior on its end.

                  We then thought about this from a technical standpoint.

                  ---

                  WHY IT DOES NOT WORK

                  AI companies like Anthropic, OpenAI, and others do not train their models in real time by crawling your profile. The pipeline looks roughly like this:

                  - Web crawlers collect data in bulk, often months or years before training runs
                  - That data goes through preprocessing, deduplication, filtering at massive scale
                  - By the time it reaches a training job, it is a static dataset
                  - No live mechanism exists to honor opt-out strings embedded in content

                  Even if a magic trigger string existed internally at Anthropic - it would need a preprocessing filter specifically looking for that string in the right field of the right data format. There is no public evidence this exists, and even if it did, circulating the string publicly would be the fastest way to get it removed.

                  The string in a profile field is symbolic. It speaks to humans who read profiles. It does not speak to crawlers or training pipelines.

                  ---

                  WHAT ACTUALLY HAS EFFECT

                  We did an honest assessment of what actually creates real technical barriers for people who do not want their content used by AI systems:

                  1. - this one works. Bridge operators (services that bridge Mastodon to Bluesky and others) actively check for this tag and respect it. If cross-platform bridging is your concern, use it.

                  2. Robots.txt at instance level - if your instance admin has blocked known AI crawlers (GPTBot, ClaudeBot, CCBot, PerplexityBot) in robots.txt, that creates a real barrier. Most major crawlers respect this. Ask your admin if they have done this.

                  3. Followers-only posts - content not visible to unauthenticated requests cannot be collected by bulk crawlers. This is the most reliable content-level protection available to you right now.

                  4. Authorized Fetch mode - some instances require authentication to access any content via ActivityPub. This significantly raises the cost of bulk collection.

                  5. Choosing your instance deliberately - instances like infosec.exchange and chaos.social have explicit anti-AI policies and enforce them at the network level. Your instance's stance matters far more than your profile fields.

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                  OUR TAKE

                  The frustration behind these strings is completely legitimate. Having your writing, your humor, your creative work, your personal thoughts fed into a training dataset without your knowledge or consent - that is a real grievance. The desire to resist it is understandable.

                  But a string in a profile field is closer to a bumper sticker than a firewall. It tells other humans something about your values. The crawlers and training pipelines are indifferent to it.

                  Real protection requires infrastructure-level decisions - and those are mostly in the hands of instance admins, not individual users. If this matters to you, the most effective thing you can do is pick an instance that shares your values and enforces them technically, or talk to your current admin about their crawler policies.

                  ---

                  What do you think about this movement? Do you have anything like this in your own profile? Do you believe individual-level resistance to AI data collection is meaningful - or is it purely symbolic?

                  Does this stop AI training

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                    [?]Travis KJ5DCL » 🌐
                    @travis@nangang.travnewmatic.com

                    wew a lot more traffic after getting the online and doing relay housekeeping :P

                      [?]Travis KJ5DCL » 🌐
                      @travis@nangang.travnewmatic.com

                      [?]Travis KJ5DCL » 🌐
                      @travis@nangang.travnewmatic.com

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                      [?]Fedilab Apps » 🌐
                      @apps@toot.fedilab.app

                      There are now more than 700 users on , and I've added new topics.

                      You can tailor your timeline in three ways:
                      - The distance from your city
                      - The topics you want to see
                      - The languages

                      Topics are more powerful than hashtags (in the context of the project) because:
                      - They avoid typos
                      - They work whatever the language
                      - One mute covers everything, unlike hashtag variants

                      It also fully supports the Events used by .

                      If you want to join: fedihood.social/

                      New topics available in FediHood, with a search field: Lost & found, Food & drink, Jobs & services, Recommendations, Safety & alerts, Gardening & nature, Activism, Art, Music, Announcement.
A "Displayed topics" link at the bottom lets you hide the topics you don't need when composing.

                      Alt...New topics available in FediHood, with a search field: Lost & found, Food & drink, Jobs & services, Recommendations, Safety & alerts, Gardening & nature, Activism, Art, Music, Announcement. A "Displayed topics" link at the bottom lets you hide the topics you don't need when composing.

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                        [?]Maddy [she/her] » 🌐
                        @maddyunderstars@aus.social

                        ... [SENSITIVE CONTENT]

                        RE: aus.social/@maddyunderstars/11

                        FEP-49eb: Batched Inbox Delivery

                        I've wanted batched inboxes for a while, and so here's a FEP for how you might do that.

                        My big problems with this currently are:
                        - The `object` of the `Add` is a `Collection`, which would usually mean to add the collection obviously, but here we add the collection's items. It's like this because we need to add some metadata such as start time and ordering, and we can't edit the activities themselves because then the proofs fail when those extra properties are removed when forwarding to other servers. Further, editing the activities might lead to conflicts, and using a prefixed prop like 'fep-49eb:ordering` just leaks that batching was used if forwarding was to happen without removal
                        - The capability discovery here is annoying I think. I didn't want to add a new `batched` inbox property on actors because then it's completely incompatible with multibox, and I want multibox to remain optional here too.

                        codeberg.org/MaddyUnderStars/f

                          [?]Our Wonderful Green Future » 🌐
                          @OWGF@mastodon.world

                          I've said it many time before but I will say it again...
                          What @pfefferle is doing at @WordPress with is brilliant.
                          One day the rest of the world will catch on.

                            [?]James "Jim" Ed Randson » 🌐
                            @jimedrand@social.gnuweeb.org

                            I can see what people on X/Twitter, Instagram and Hacker News are up to once I know someone is making the ActivityPub bridge. Then I can see that my Instagram account has been indexed and connected to the Fediverse.

                            I can now see what people are talking about on centralised social networks, thanks to @vincent. At the moment, the bridge only has one-way "roads" and we cannot send replied posts from the Fediverse to them. You might be interested to know that this one is better than the work of the Meta guys on ActivityPub on Threads.

                            Showing that my Instagram account now is indexed to the fediverse.

                            Alt...Showing that my Instagram account now is indexed to the fediverse.

                              [?]Vlad » 🌐
                              @newsgroup@social.vir.group

                              ActivityPub shifts power from CEOs to server admins. This solves the censorship problem but creates new silos based on moderation styles. We are just swapping one set of gatekeepers for another. Decentralization is a tool, not a magic fix for social toxicity.

                              activitypub The technical and social implications of decentralized social protocols

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                                [?]Vlad » 🌐
                                @newsgroup@social.vir.group

                                ActivityPub shifts power from CEOs to server admins. It sounds democratic, but it just replaces one gatekeeper with another. Technical fragmentation will likely kill the user experience before it ever scales. We are trading corporate control for technical chaos.

                                activitypub The technical and social implications of decentralized social protocols

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                                  [?]Wanda Ⓐ☪︎ [she/her] » 🌐
                                  @wrzky@kolektiva.social

                                  RE: wrzky.com/mutual-aid-request-a

                                  🚨 UPDATE 25-Aug-2026 06:25 UTC+7 🚨
                                  still urgently need (15h with no movement):
                                  ⏳ $143/$250 for groceries, $107 still needed to cover my monthly groceries.
                                  ⏳ $0/$218 for meds. Over seven months without medication now, traded for food just to survive. This has to stop.
                                  ⏳ ‼️$0/$125 for electricity, water, and internet -- past its 16 August deadline. I'm afraid they are going to cut off my water and internet again.‼️

                                  $450 in total still needed this month.
                                  Please support within your capacity. Any amount helps. Boosting this post also helps. I need it shared further than my reach.
                                  ko-fi.com/wrzky/goal

                                  Thank you, thank you 🙂‍↕️💜

                                  @mutualaid@ovo.st @mutualaid@fedigroups.social @mutualaidspace @disability @edendestroyer @QuyetPawz @ellespeaks @frugalcoffee @actuallyadhd @autistics @wrzky@wrzky.com

                                    [?]pixelfed » 🌐
                                    @pixelfed@mastodon.social

                                    We're going to delete this poll, we heard you!

                                    We will stay focused on

                                    ❤️

                                    Once we fix all open bug reports, and federation, would you like to see us add support for AtProto (what Bluesky uses)?

56% of 43 people said no

                                    Alt...Once we fix all open bug reports, and federation, would you like to see us add support for AtProto (what Bluesky uses)? 56% of 43 people said no

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                                      [?]Linux and BSD are best 🐧 😈 » 🌐
                                      @LinuxBSD@mivatter.com

                                      In North Korea and the former Soviet Union, the phrase:
                                      "You have freedom of speech, but not freedom from consequences."
                                      ... was all too popular.

                                      In China, the phrase:

                                      "You have freedom of speech, but not the right to be heard."
                                      ... is all too common.

                                      In the United States, both are being embraced, and we should be concerned.

                                      Authoritarian regimes rarely start by banning thought, but rather they corrupt expression itself. They grant the theoretical right to speak, then engineer a reality where doing so is civic suicide.

                                      Consider the first mechanism, perfected in the shadow of the gulag: "You have freedom of speech, but not freedom from consequences." Under totalitarianism, the state manufactures the consequences. You can say anything, provided you are willing to lose your job, apartment, or liberty. The regime doesn't need to drag you away; they make the price of speaking so high you gag yourself.

                                      Next is the digital cage perfected in China: "You have freedom of speech, but not the right to be heard." You can vent online all day, but algorithms quietly intercept your words. They throttle your reach and shadow-ban your profile, rendering your voice a tree falling in a digital forest with no ears to hear it.

                                      The real tragedy is that these tools are no longer confined to foreign adversaries. They are being enthusiastically imported into the United States by both citizens and institutions.

                                      In America, "freedom from consequences" has been weaponized by a hyper-partisan culture. People demand professional ruin and social excommunication for anyone stepping outside approved ideological boundaries, crowd-sourcing a secret police that imposes a devastating economic tax on wrong-think.

                                      Simultaneously, the American public square has outsourced the "right to be heard" to algorithmic overlords. Under the banner of safety, tech platforms quietly bury non-conforming viewpoints, sterilizing the marketplace of ideas.

                                      When a society willingly adopts both constraints, it ceases to be free. We are sleepwalking into a system where the First Amendment exists on parchment, but its soul has been traded for the illusion of ideological safety.

                                        [?]Daniel Supernault » 🌐
                                        @dansup@mastodon.social

                                        I know the Pixelfed codebase is messy, but I'm a far better Laravel dev than when I started it, and @phpstan has been keeping Loops rock solid at every level.

                                        This week: preparing the new mobile app, fixing comment threading so you never miss a reply, and laying the foundation for the next-gen APIs that will power the new webUI and mobile app.

                                        Tests are coming to lock in stability too. Pixelfed is getting the Loops treatment 💅 🚀

                                          [?]Daniel Supernault » 🌐
                                          @dansup@mastodon.social

                                          I will admit, I did get a bit carried away with @pixelfed features over the years.

                                          Collections, DMs, Ephemeral Stories, Filters, Groups and Portfolios were all started with good intentions, but without the continued focus and stability they deserve.

                                          Once I get caught up with bug fixes and making the core features more solid, they are up next!

                                          No new features will be added until the platform is as rock solid as Loops is 😉

                                            [?]Mehrad :kde: :emacs: :rstats: » 🌐
                                            @Mehrad@fosstodon.org

                                            I wish there was a Fediverse platform for music . Something similar to last.fm but OpenSource and supporting . There is libre.fm, but despite being active, I cannot find their source code and I believe they are a centralized platform.

                                            It would be great if we can also self-host our music history and be able to share it.

                                            There is multi-scrobbler under MIT license that can be a nice place to start:

                                            1. github.com/FoxxMD/multi-scrobb

                                              [?]Aqua Maureen [they/them] » 🌐
                                              @mooooooo@qaf.men

                                              Does even use `contentMap` in posts (`Note`)? The spec specifies a method for multilanguage posts in the form of `contentMap`, but does the rest of the even get to read it? Do posts that have `contentMap` but **not** `content` get to show at all?

                                              Re: disruptiveconversations.com/20

                                                [?]Daniel Supernault » 🌐
                                                @dansup@mastodon.social

                                                Going to TPAC 2026 as part of the @sovtechfund Standards cohort!

                                                Confirmation email about TPAC 2026

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                                                  [?]Offgrid Holdout » 🌐
                                                  @calvusrex@offgridholdout.org

                                                  Where Are All the Americans? Fediverse Adoption and the Missing US Crowd

                                                  Spend enough time poking around Mastodon instances, looking at who runs the bigger ActivityPub servers, or reading about governments experimenting with decentralized social media, and a pattern starts to show up. A surprising amount of the interesting activity has happened outside the United States. Japan, Germany, India, and even China come up again and again in the history of the fediverse. American institutions, meanwhile, have mostly watched from the sidelines while Silicon Valley […] [SENSITIVE CONTENT]

                                                  Spend enough time poking around Mastodon instances, looking at who runs the bigger ActivityPub servers, or reading about governments experimenting with decentralized social media, and a pattern starts to show up. A surprising amount of the interesting activity has happened outside the United States.

                                                  Japan, Germany, India, and even China come up again and again in the history of the fediverse. American institutions, meanwhile, have mostly watched from the sidelines while Silicon Valley platforms grew larger and more centralized.

                                                  I went looking for academic research to see whether that impression holds up. The answer is: maybe, but the research I found does not really answer the question I was asking.

                                                  Two studies from Arizona State University looked closely at migration away from Twitter. One focused on the Twitter-to-Mastodon exodus after Musk’s takeover. A later study looked at migration to Mastodon, Bluesky, and Threads at the same time. Both examined who left Twitter, why they left, what made them stay on another platform, and how the different platforms shaped user behavior.

                                                  Neither study breaks the data down by country.

                                                  The researchers were interested in behavior, not geography. So if you’re hoping for a clean chart showing “Mastodon users by nation,” you’re going to be disappointed. I was.

                                                  That missing data is worth mentioning because a lot of what gets said about international fediverse adoption, including what I’m about to say, comes from scattered reporting and institutional history rather than good comparative survey data.

                                                  Still, the scattered evidence is interesting.

                                                  Mastodon was reportedly much bigger in Japan than in most other countries for years before many Americans had heard of it. A big part of that came from Pixiv, which launched a Mastodon-based server called Pawoo not long after Mastodon itself appeared in 2016. Pawoo quickly became one of the largest individual servers on the network.

                                                  Germany’s role looks different. Its influence is less about one giant server and more about the institutional side of the project. Mastodon is developed by a German nonprofit. The German state of Schleswig-Holstein runs its own instance through the project. Germany’s Sovereign Tech Fund has also provided more than half a million euros for infrastructure work.

                                                  The European Union went a step further with EU Voice, an official Mastodon instance intended to give EU institutions an alternative to American-owned social networks. The experiment lasted a couple of years before being wound down.

                                                  India has its own chapter in the story. In 2019, nearly 20,000 Indian Twitter users temporarily moved to Mastodon during a dispute over moderation. Homegrown Mastodon-derived services such as Tooter also appeared, although Tooter became controversial over changes it had made to the underlying code.

                                                  China is a very different case. Mastodon has been used there as a way around domestic censorship. That’s not really the same phenomenon as Americans leaving Twitter because they dislike a new owner or recommendation algorithm. For some Chinese users, decentralized social media has been about access to open communication in the first place.

                                                  Australia had another kind of example. Switter was a Mastodon instance built specifically for sex workers. It eventually shut down in 2022 after legal and regulatory changes in Australia and the United States made operating it increasingly difficult.

                                                  None of this proves that the United States lags behind the rest of the world in fediverse adoption. I don’t think the available evidence supports a claim that strong.

                                                  What it does suggest is that institutions and communities outside the US have sometimes treated decentralized social media as something worth building deliberately.

                                                  In Japan, the motivation was partly cultural and community-driven. In Germany and the EU, digital sovereignty played a role. In China, censorship circumvention mattered. In India and Australia, particular communities had reasons to create alternatives that served needs mainstream platforms were not meeting.

                                                  The American experience has looked different. Mastodon tends to get attention here when something goes wrong somewhere else. Twitter changes ownership. A moderation policy changes. Another platform does something users hate. People rush toward Mastodon, create accounts, look around, and some of them stay.

                                                  That is not the same thing as deciding ahead of time that decentralized communication infrastructure is worth having.

                                                  That distinction between reactive migration and deliberate infrastructure-building may be the more interesting question. I just haven’t found the dataset that would let me prove it.

                                                  The broader small web is even harder to pin down. I’m thinking here of Gemini, old Gopher servers, personal HTML sites, webrings, and the various little corners of the internet that never quite accepted that five giant websites should become the internet.

                                                  I have no solid numbers on where those people live.

                                                  My own experience gives me the impression that Germany, the Netherlands, and the Nordic countries are overrepresented in those spaces too. That would make some sense given how often those countries appear in open-source and digital-rights communities more generally.

                                                  But that’s a hunch. I can’t point to a study that demonstrates it, and I’d rather call it a hunch than dress it up as data.

                                                  If anyone knows of research that actually maps fediverse or small-web adoption by country, with real numbers behind it, I’d like to read it.

                                                  Until then, this is an observation built from scattered evidence rather than a documented trend. And when it comes to the small web, that may be about as much certainty as the available data allows.

                                                  I tightened the repetition around the research caveat, broke up a few dense paragraphs, and made the central distinction between reactive migration and deliberate infrastructure-building do more of the structural work. I also kept the speculation clearly labeled instead of making the argument sound more certain than your evidence supports. That follows the voice-preservation approach you specified: plain, conversational, restrained, and minimally polished.

                                                  global fediverse adoption

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                                                  [?]Daliayousef » 🌐
                                                  @daliayousef@mastodon.social

                                                  [?]Ben Lockwood, PhD 🌎 » 🌐
                                                  @benlockwood@ecoevo.social

                                                  Oh and I added an blog 👆to my website that I think? should work with other blog services on the

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                                                    [?]silverpill » 🌐
                                                    @silverpill@mitra.social

                                                    Say goodbye to Linked Data Signatures

                                                    https://blog.joinmastodon.org/2026/08/mastodon-4.7/

                                                    We now support verifying FEP-8b32 Object Integrity Proofs using either eddsa-jcs-2022 or mldsa44-jcs-2024.

                                                    The latest version of Mastodon can verify FEP-8b32 integrity proofs, which replace outdated Linked Data Signatures.

                                                    Docs: https://docs.joinmastodon.org/spec/security/#fep-8b32

                                                    #activitypub #fedidev #fep_8b32

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                                                      [?]Week in Fediverse :fediverse_light: » 🌐
                                                      @weekinfediverse@mitra.social

                                                      [?]wakest ⁂ [they/them] » 🌐
                                                      @liaizon@social.wake.st

                                                      Added @sutty (@distributedpress CMS), , , (streams fork) and (Misskey fork) icons to at fediverse.wake.st (repo at codeberg.org/FediverseIconogra)

                                                      a screenshot of icons for Kitsune, Librecast, Newsmast, Sutty, go-fed, Habitat, Forte, and Sakura

                                                      Alt...a screenshot of icons for Kitsune, Librecast, Newsmast, Sutty, go-fed, Habitat, Forte, and Sakura

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                                                        [?]Fedilab Apps » 🌐
                                                        @apps@toot.fedilab.app

                                                        RE: toot.fedilab.app/@apps/1171351

                                                        now supports events, which means it is compatible with software such as . You can create and receive events in the area you selected.

                                                        Joining and leaving events is not implemented yet.

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                                                        [?]Fedilab Apps » 🌐
                                                        @apps@toot.fedilab.app

                                                        The source code of is now available under the AGPLv3.

                                                        A app using to display timelines close to you, filtered by topics.

                                                        More about the project: fedihood.social/about

                                                        Source code: git.holos.social/tom79/FediHood

                                                            [?]Daniel Supernault » 🌐
                                                            @dansup@mastodon.social

                                                            Loops, Pixelfed, Mastodon

                                                            My homescreen on my iPhone showing 3 groups of notifications from Loops, Pixelfed and Mastodon

                                                            Alt...My homescreen on my iPhone showing 3 groups of notifications from Loops, Pixelfed and Mastodon

                                                              [?]Daniel Supernault » 🌐
                                                              @dansup@mastodon.social

                                                              Being able to migrate your :pixelfed: posts along with followers to other Pixelfed servers is something we need to do, and will be a priority after I ship the new release, and mobile app later this month.

                                                              I say to other Pixelfed servers, because I'm not aware of any other software that would support this, but I do plan to write a FEP so we can support full account migration between software!

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                                                                [?]Julian Fietkau » 🌐
                                                                @julian@fietkau.social

                                                                Earlier today I attended the Trust & Safety Taskforce meeting!

                                                                github.com/swicg/activitypub-t

                                                                It was my first time popping by, but I had a specific reason, namely a call to work on a specification for interaction controls based on various existing work. You may remember that I tried this before, earlier in the year, and it stalled due to a lack of time. So this time around I'm doing it during my work hours. Thanks @Lambo! 😉

                                                                Here's how I'm trying to get started: github.com/swicg/activitypub-t

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                                                                  [?]River 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️ [Any] » 🌐
                                                                  @riverpunk@defcon.social

                                                                  Decided to hop on fedihood.social and see what it's like. Seems like a fun concept! Those of you who feel comfortable joining totally should (you can use a pseudonymous acct if you like).

                                                                  It seems to be largely lacking in users still. I would love to see this thing take off in a real way!

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                                                                    [?]Fedilab Apps » 🌐
                                                                    @apps@toot.fedilab.app

                                                                    We are now more than 300 users on . The project is stable enough for me to invite you to try it.
                                                                    It is a software running on and using .
                                                                    The idea? Discover people near you or all around the world, and filter by topic.
                                                                    It doesn't use GPS, you pick the town. The app warns you if your city is too small and suggests a bigger one nearby. Bonus: it supports DMs.

                                                                    fedihood.social

                                                                    Don't hesitate to share. Thank you!

                                                                      🗳
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                                                                      [?]Evan Prodromou 🇨🇦🇺🇸🇬🇷🇵🇸 » 🌐
                                                                      @evan@cosocial.ca

                                                                      Is it OK to write code that does new things on the Fediverse?

                                                                      Yes:0
                                                                      Yes, but...:0
                                                                      No, but...:0
                                                                      No:0

                                                                        [?]Daniel Supernault » 🌐
                                                                        @dansup@mastodon.social

                                                                        Loops has developed it's own optimized server to server communication to support near real-time federation of latency sensitive activities, like Live stream chat messages.

                                                                        I'm working on the draft FEP, and will share more details soon!

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                                                                          [?]The Real Grunfink » 🌐
                                                                          @grunfink@comam.es

                                                                          I'm glad to announce the release of version 2.78 of , the simple, minimalistic instance server written in C. It includes the following changes:

                                                                          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.

                                                                          https://comam.es/what-is-snac

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                                                                            [?]Chris Trottier » 🌐
                                                                            @atomicpoet@atomicpoet.org

                                                                            #Elgg is getting an #ActivityPub plugin!

                                                                            Now if you’re not familiar with Elgg, it’s one of the first ever open source social media platforms. It launched all the way back in 2004 and was founded by @ben and Dave Tosh.

                                                                            I remember installing Elgg 15 years ago, playing around with it for a bit, and not doing much with it because there wasn’t anyone I knew who used it. So ActivityPub will definitely extend its network effect.

                                                                            https://github.com/RiverVanRain/activitypub/wiki/Welcome#groups

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                                                                              [?]The Real Grunfink » 🌐
                                                                              @grunfink@comam.es

                                                                              I'm glad to announce the release of version 2.70 of , the simple, minimalistic instance server written in C. It includes the following changes:

                                                                              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.

                                                                              https://comam.es/what-is-snac

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                                                                              This release has been inspired by the song The Answers to the Questions by and .