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A great write up by @rudyfraser.com suggesting community accounts as a core #ATProto component, powering moderation, verification, and badges
RE: https://bsky.app/profile/did:plc:w4xbfzo7kqfes5zb7r6qv3rw/post/3llqxiar5tc2w
Thinking about internet protocols like #activitypub or #atproto as just "social media", namely platforms for sharing cat images, influencers and followers, shitposting and memes, trolls and flamewars etc. is missing the point entirely.
These are merely emergent behaviors when people interact with primitive forms of "digital society".
In truth these are "societal media", they increasingly capture a good fraction of human reality. The masters of #surveillancecapitalism know this all too well.
After 4 hours of testing and "programming", i was finally able to make a Bluesky post thru the terminal, with a clickable link and a discoverable hashtag.
https://bsky.app/profile/reallylazybot.bsky.social/post/3llmokccvyc2a
I spent 99% of that 4 hours trying with Typescript. 1% with Python.
It's clear that I am not and will never be a programmer lol
Beyond Bluesky: These are the apps building social experiences on the AT Protocol. #ATproto
Posted into THE FEDIVERSE VS. CORPORATE SOCIAL MEDIA @the-fediverse-vs-corporate-social-media-mobileatom
I think that Bluesky and the Fediverse look at things very differently.
When the Fediverse looks at decentralization, they think of servers and platforms that could be run by individuals or small communities. Decentralized to the level of the individual. And the fediverse community seems to be adverse to large instances, as seen by many complaints that certain Mastodon instances are becoming too large.
But Bluesky is looking at the organization level. In other words, could another large organization create another competing Twitter on the AT Protocol? Or could some organization create a Facebook or TikTok equivalent on the AT Protocol? Basically the concept of having the equivalents of Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, Instagram, and TikTok all being able to talk to one another, all run by different organizations, not individuals.
Basically, how the AT Protocol becomes decentralized is when some organization creates a TikTok equivalent that uses AT Protocol, as an example, and they create their own AT Protocol stack to support it. One billionaire recently offered money to anyone who would build one.
So we are talking about different levels of decentralization here: the organizational level or the individual level.
I don't think these camps will ever agree on what decentralization means since they look at things very differently. Luckily these protocols can be bridged, and some platforms are multi-protocol, which would allow people to choose the level of decentralization they want.
#fediverse #bluesky #activitypub #atproto #atprotocol
not sure what it means by “Record not validated” (especially as I can view the video in the app), but cool that my first video on Spark is on a separate lexicon!
They did it right (imo) in that they have their own lexicon, but also use Bluesky’s just to show content!
The ATProTO meetup on April 14th conflicts with Tech Pizza Monday, so we will try to hijack it. Just kidding! Or are we? Either way, the details are in the Luma link. #ATProtocol #Toronto #ATProTO https://lu.ma/7u2zjfeu
#atproto devs! Over last weekend there was a lot of questions about best practices with Lexicon
There's plenty more documentation to be written, but I thought I'd share some initial guidance to help clarify how I think about it
Guidance on Authoring Lexicons
ATmosphere Report – #109. #ATproto
https://fediversereport.com/atmosphere-report-109/?utm_source=flipboard&utm_medium=activitypub
Posted into THE FEDIVERSE VS. CORPORATE SOCIAL MEDIA @the-fediverse-vs-corporate-social-media-mobileatom
Thank you to Tori @buildwithtori.com for being a positive voice and covering things with video.
While Bluesky is microblogging first, video is a great way to educate and express emotion and excitement, that can help us explain #ATproto to many more people.
RE: https://bsky.app/profile/did:plc:76iqtegcbbr4pbcxomka5pat/post/3ll5g2dttto2v
Rashid Aziz @raz.lol presents his work on Basic @basic.tech - Protocol Composition: extending #atproto for private data
This is an example of how we can start experimenting with private data today, and learn from it as we see what the approach for private data will be in-protocol.
#ATmosphereConf
Protocol composition: extendin...
I was blown away by @blaine's talk - Network Punk: Welcome to the Jungle
One of a number of take-aways from #ATmosphereConf —
The Bluesky team had a whole session (IndieSky) set up so that others could set up their own parallel Bluesky infrastructure.
The Bluesky team even wanted to make it less expensive for people to do it.
BUT — most the people in the room didn't seem interested in that per se.
Most the people in the room wanted their own ATProto infrastructure for their own applications / platforms built on ATProto.
This is inspired by the Cambria work that @inkandswitch.com has done www.inkandswitch.com/cambria/
The #atproto tools for structured data with Lexicons are very powerful, but with lenses we can make them even more powerful and embrace the messiness and reality of human systems - the jungle
RE: https://bsky.app/profile/did:plc:cbkjy5n7bk3ax2wplmtjofq2/post/3ll5or3zmq223
Had a great conversation with @mike on the history of the hashtag, why Elon is wrong about it, the future of social networks (vis a vis #ActivityPub, #ATProto, etc), and how LLMs may intersect with social media moderation.
This was a good one.
Had a great conversation with @mmccue.bsky.social on the history of the hashtag, why Elon is wrong about it, the future of social networks (vis a vis #ActivityPub, #ATProto, etc), and how LLMs may intersect with social media moderation.
This was a good one.
Turning Moments Into Movements...
