As I am curious: what does it mean when a service is supported? And how was the selection of the services done? There are some notable Fediverse/ActivityPub services not present in that collection when at the same time I notice projects that are in Alpha stage and barely can be installed, let alone give a nice user experience.
As I am curious: what does it mean when a service is supported? And how was the selection of the services done? There are some notable Fediverse/ActivityPub services not present in that collection when at the same time I notice projects that are in Alpha stage and barely can be installed, let alone give a nice user experience.
@EC_NGI@NGIZero I hadn't heard of https://www.creativepassport.net before, and was excited to see in their repo to see they implemented many ActivityPub features but the project seems to have no activity for a very long time. Is the project still alive?
Official: @NGIZero will receive 0.5M€ for expanding open source NGI funds access and usage to the Central/East European countries thanks to EC's Widening initiative. @Brno university of Technology will be responsible.
Gregory's Server
@EC_NGI @NGIZero thank you for your support!
@EC_NGI @NGIZero this looked interesting but no I won't be following an organisation that thinks it's ok to give a platform to Richard Stallman
As I am curious: what does it mean when a service is supported? And how was the selection of the services done? There are some notable Fediverse/ActivityPub services not present in that collection when at the same time I notice projects that are in Alpha stage and barely can be installed, let alone give a nice user experience.
Where can I read more about this?
As I am curious: what does it mean when a service is supported? And how was the selection of the services done? There are some notable Fediverse/ActivityPub services not present in that collection when at the same time I notice projects that are in Alpha stage and barely can be installed, let alone give a nice user experience.