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Strong yes
31
9%
Qualified yes
119
34.6%
Qualified no
92
26.7%
Strong no
344 people voted. 102
29.7%
Voting ended yesterday at 14:31. Anonymous poll
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We plan.
99
60.7%
We fight.
85
52.1%
We think.
92
56.4%
We feel.
163 people voted. 96
58.9%
Voting ended 7 November at 16:08. Anonymous poll
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5 minutes or less
254
29.9%
About 10 minutes
366
43.1%
About 15 minutes
147
17.3%
20 minutes or more
849 people voted. 82
9.7%
Voting ended 22 October at 17:30.
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@evan I guess it depends if you only count the time under the shower itself, or also the undressing, drying etc? We had a great book launch party last night for "ActivityPub: Programming for the Social Web" UPDATE: The book is going out to various e-book channels this week. I will definitely share Buy links when I have them.
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"Every ActivityPub server should accept, save, and forward objects and activities with any type in the Activity Vocabulary." Anonymous poll
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Strongly agree
53
33.1%
Somewhat agree
54
33.8%
Somewhat disagree
35
21.9%
Strongly disagree
160 people voted. 18
11.2%
Voting ended 22 September at 19:05.
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If that is the case, how can instances differentiate? I became a member of a particular instance BECAUSE they do not accept, save, and forward everything. The policies of my instance form the guardrail that protects my mailbox. @evan It's very impractical imo. I treat ActivityPub more like an API, so it only makes sense to process activities that make a semantic sense for your particular implementation. I don't even store the original JSON I receive. It would make sense for a "dumb" server that implements C2S ActivityPub and doesn't have much of its own UI/UX, though. I just sent the final proofs of the #ActivityPub book to the editors at O'Reilly. I'm done; with this part, at least. I am not sure what I'm going to do with all that surplus time. I should probably start a huge new project!
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So, who is in the Free/Open Source software community in Brazil, advising the government on how to move to the Fediverse? And how can I help you? Anonymous poll
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1 or fewer
26
1.6%
2 to 5
955
59.9%
6 to 15
362
22.7%
16 or more
1,594 people voted. 251
15.7%
Voting ended 31 August at 2:40.
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@evan I answered 6 to 15, old addresses, old habits. Technically my answer is practically infinite as I have a catchall domain name that'll accept email sent to any address at that domain which I use when signing up for things that aren't important, or are likely to sell my email address, or both.
@evan I used to have like 25+ 🤣 I now have 2 email addresses, but I need one more because of spam filtering is too tight at iCloud sometimes. Anonymous poll
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2030 or sooner
17
2.8%
2031 to 2050
220
36.1%
2051 to 2100
179
29.4%
2101 or later
609 people voted. 193
31.7%
Voting ended 4 August at 2:08.
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Isn't Artemis going to eventually result in there being one? SpaceX with their huge reusable rockets will sure help too. @evan semi-related: for people who daydream about spending significant amounts of time on other planets or in orbit, there is a brilliant episode of The Daily demystifying what the experience would be like: "The Bodily Indignities of Space Life" nytimes.com/2023/12/10/podcast… Listening to it makes me appreciate life on earth so much more! I think of it every time I take a nice long shower or when I enjoy a delicious meal followed by a walk outside
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@evan @ChrisPirillo Love the interview! I was not aware of most of the ActivityPub driven social networks you talked about! @evan @ChrisPirillo Great video. Shouldn't it be posted on PeerTube instead of or in addition to YouTube, though? At 30:45 there's a great overview of the benefits for creators in adopting the fediverse, by simply federating their Threads account or joining Mastodon, either way you'll finally have a direct, owned relationship with your audience. Thanks Evan and Chris for this discussion! @evan @ChrisPirillo Anonymous poll
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Strong yes
48
7.7%
Qualified yes
93
14.9%
Qualified no
171
27.4%
Strong no
623 people voted. 311
49.9%
Voting ended 11 June at 23:33.
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@evan I'm a strong no. I don't need or want to know who has viewed my profile (or viewed my posts, seen a DM I've sent, etc), but if the data is available curiosity will get the better of me and I'm going to look at it anyway. I'd rather not be able to see this data so I can't be tempted to look. @evan I actually think it depends on the network. On most social media, like Mastodon, blue sky and Threads, I'd say no. On LinkedIn I think it makes some sense to see it. Our voice phone systems are seamlessly federated. You can call people across carriers, over national boundaries, instantaneously, and the only friction is slightly more numbers to dial.
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@evan Unless you try to start a phone company. They won't connect you to the network if you don't jump through their hoops. @evan@cosocial.ca One thing they touched on that really resonated is how much irredentist wars like those in Gaza and Ukraine are tied with climate change. The other note that Klein made about Gaza was mentioning The Shock Doctrine. I agree with her that the ultraright Kahanist politicians in Israel are exploiting October 7 to effect a pre-existing policy of eradication of Palestinians from Gaza. Sixteen years ago tomorrow I published the first post on the fediverse. https://web.archive.org/web/20080618164355/http://identi.ca/notice/1 It's still visible on Identi.ca today, although the URL format changed a few years ago, and the redirect plugin stopped working a few years after that. https://identi.ca/evan/note/Y0QwGyc1QYilqqawkDrQlg Thanks to everyone who made identi.ca a great place to be, and thanks to everyone who's expanded the fediverse since then.
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@evan thanks Evan for these first steps to the Fediverse 🤗 If you're working on #ActivityPub, I *highly* recommend the new draft report on using HTTP Signature and ActivityPub by @snarfed.org and @nightpool . This draft just hit the stands this week, and it's a really complete coverage of the topic. Interesting that this is more about identity than "privacy" so native to #4opens a breath of fresh air in this. |
Thanks to everyone who responded here.
I am a qualified no.
I think there are parts of the Fediverse that can benefit from coordination, like how the SocialCG coordinates work on ActivityPub and Activity Streams 2.0, how IFTAS coordinates trust and safety work, and how Fedipact coordinates blocking Threads.