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@social@fediverset.dk

Brainstorm: Hvorfor er ActivityPub godt for udviklere?

Medlemmer af Social Web Incubator Community Group* (forkortes ofte SocialCG eller SWICG) er i gang med at brainstorme gode budskaber, der skal “sælge” fediverset og ActivityPub-protokollen til potentielle Fedivers-udviklere på Activitypub.rocks (aldeles glimrende community-site). Der er nogle gode argumenter imellem – her er eksempler fra hhv. Johannes Ernst og Evan Prodromou: Nå ud til folk på et eksisterende netværk uden selv at skulle opbygge det Undgå at gøre dit produkt […]

Article · 1 min read · fediverset.dk

@evanprodromou@socialwebfoundation.org

Launch of the European Social Association

SWF is glad to support European.social getting off the ground in Berlin today. This new association brings together Fediverse and other open protocol communities to build real digital autonomy for European governments, companies, organisations and individuals. Open Source and open standards aren’t uniquely European, of course. Everyone around the planet deserves to exercise their autonomy on the open social web. But the freedoms and opportunities that open standards bring — to own and […]

Article · 1 min read · socialwebfoundation.org

@evanprodromou@socialwebfoundation.org

FOSDEM 2027 – Social Web Devroom – Call For Participation

The Social Web Foundation is pleased to announce the Social Web Devroom at FOSDEM 2027, and invite participants to submit proposals for talks for the event. FOSDEM is an exciting free and open source software event in Brussels, Belgium that brings together thousands of enthusiasts from around the world. The event spans the weekend of January 30 to January 31, 2027 and features discussion tracks ("devrooms") for scores of different technology topics. This is the third FOSDEM Social Web […]

Article · 1 min read · socialwebfoundation.org

@Bonfire@bonfire.cafe

Linux Magazine talked to us about how and why we build Bonfire.

What we want next is "not a bigger Bonfire, but a network of cooperatives covering the whole supply chain of a community's digital space", who "do it together" rather than leave you to "do it yourself".

Because "federation, we don't see it as just a technical thing. We see it as a social, economic, and political tool as well."

Link: Supporting the Social Web: How the Fediverse Found Parts for Its Platforms

Also happy to spread the love for @coopcloud@social.coop, @coquest@social.coop, @SocialCoop@social.coop and more, check out the links at the end of the article! Thanks to @horncologne@fosstodon.org for a lovely conversation, and @linuxmagazine@fosstodon.org for publishing it, in a piece that also features the great @cwebber@social.coop and @tsyesika@mastodon.nu from @spritely@social.coop.