@dansup isn't that Lemmy?

I would like to have a federated LinkedIn with job board that federates the job listings.

@dansup @JustineSmithies often thought this would be a great idea

@dansup There's Codidact (codidact.org), but I don't know if it's federated.

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And if they now use ChatGPT, one would be morally allowed to scrape all the data that is there to migrate on the new thing.

@dansup does stackoverflow really have anything that the other link aggregators / ranked forums like lemmy or kbin don't other than an automod closing functionality if you don't have enough karma and the ability for a thread's OP to pin a reply?

I don't know about federated, but there is one run by a not-for-profit, using open source software, which I've switched to.
https://software.codidact.com/

@dansup I can't see why it can't be a telegram group with topics and hashtags , so why not federated #telegram ( it #Matrix) where op actually controls their content
About the modding, yes there re admins , who can create topics , privileges can be voted in or out

@dansup Yes. After Bandcamp.

I had an online discussion about a Federated-Yelp that raised some interesting points that might apply to SO as well -- How do you “federate” the features that DON’T fit into the standard social media formulae? Things like “accepted answers” might only work on a centralized server.

Also, this might fall under the threaded discussion WG. I’d love to talk in more detail if you’re ever interested.

@dansup a giant webring of "here's how I solved X" technical blog posts, maybe?

@dansup Why?

On Mastodon, I cannot see the full conversation, only the posts my server knows about.

On a federated SO, would I see only the answers my server knows about? How can I know I'm looking at the best then?

What's the point of decentralizing questions, which have just one "most correct" answer?

@dansup The problem with doing that to avoid ChatGPT *et al* is that all they have to do is build their own server and federate. They can then scrape every answer.

However, it would be nice to have a non-corporate system. Painful to rebuild Stack Overflow's database.