@mray nice graphic!
@lightone has #distributopia for collecting these kinda images..
@humanetech
Nice, but I can't find a licence in this repo.
@mray @lightone
It not clear in all directories what exact license applies @lightone like in 'all-logos-in-one-basket' and 'papertoys' folder.
But in other folders licenses are explicitly mentioned in various sub-folders and sometimes differ per individual file, like in 'sticker-bay' section of the repo.
@humanetech @lightone nice repo - I just searched quickly for logos and forget to slap a cc license – I'll update with proper svg versions
@mray Hi, may I wonder what is Scout <something> on your image? I don't think I know about this ActivityPub project :) @humanetech
@lightone @humanetech I only did superficial research and just went with an online listing, but also removed exactly this one in the updated version. 😜
https://social.tchncs.de/@mray/108294382722036163
Actually, I'm so happy that there is such a wide adoption that I start to loose oversight of who supports ActivityPub. 😀
@mray is this some "Actually it's gnu slash linux" stuff?
@mray Where can I find documentation about ActivityPub?
@the_codifier It is a W3C standard! https://www.w3.org/TR/activitypub/
ActivityPub + webfinger + ostatus + acct URI
Plus maybe some other stuff I'm not aware of yet.
@mray Since when is nextcloud part of ActivityPub?
Nextcloud implements ActivityPub to inform users about changes to their files, new calendar and so on between users on different Nextcloud servers since Nextcloud 12
https://nextcloud.com/blog/activitypub-the-new-standard-for-decentralized-networks/
@al1r4d @mray nextcloud has an app for it: https://apps.nextcloud.com/apps/social
@mray i didn't know i could federate nextcloud.
i thought drupal was a programming language. looking at their website, struggling to understand what it even is XD
@mray
What about services like Diaspora that don't speak ActivityPub but are also part of Fediverse?
@tobias @crossgolf_rebel Ugh, complicated, indeed. So they're basically two separated federated universes, then.
@crossgolf_rebel I don't consider them any more "Fediverse" than email. Open, decentralized standards are awesome, but if you can't dip your toes in ActivityPub waters, you are basically on your own. Hence not in the Fediverse.
@mray@social.tchncs.de @crossgolf_rebel@chaos.social The term fediverse does not depend on one protocol. Fediverse software (Mastodon, Pleroma and GNU Social) used to communicate in OStatus before ActivityPub even existed. Thus the fediverse predates ActivityPub.
@foxhkron @crossgolf_rebel Maybe you are right! There is no official definition of the term. If there will ever be a protocol that rises above ActivityPub, the meaning of "Fediverse" will probably switch towards that.
@Hiker@social.fedcast.ch @mray@social.tchncs.de But looks better as we saw before. Where is Honk ?
@Hiker Ja. Sonst ist email auch "Fediverse". Das meint aber keiner ernsthaft.
@mray I really like the constellation of projects here.
But I can't help thinking about ppl wanting to get off birdsite – most of them do not and will not care about what the protocol & server software are called. I'd ask the community to keep that in mind bc its a UX issue.
Also pointing out: Email was successful & federated, but that is 2 syllables vs ActivityPub's 5.
@mray
Gefällt mir sehr gut.
Darf ich das auch in anderen Netzwerken teilen, um das Fediverse zu bewerben?
@mray nextcloud?
@mray I can haz licence? 🤓
@mray wait nextcloud? Didn’t know that had anything to do with the fediverse…
@mray that's a good Statement you made, definitely worth sharing. 👍😀
@mray cool image!
@mray anyone know of any activitypub services that are paid businesses? Just curious what that looks like
@wilrnh The only thing that comes to mind are offers to deploy server instances for you personally (for mastodon or other known ones). 🤷♂️
@tk The 2010's - what a wild time, right? 😉
@tk Depending on the definition of "Fediverse" you could be right. But nobody really considers email to be "Fediverse" - personally I discard it for the same reason.
@tk@bbs.kawa-kun.com @mray@social.tchncs.de does that mean we're a copy of facebook/twitter/instagram/youtube federating descriptions of content
@mray Hmmmm... should I try and open a blog...?
@mray This is a nice depiction of the current state :)
Strictly speaking, it is several social networks communicating in a federated way, ActivityPub being the protocol that unified communications between several projects, but the Fediverse existed before it, protocols were heterogenous and bridges existed between some parts of these federated universes. Some of them are still there and apart of ActivityPub. To me, they form the Fediverse too. More like a multiverse linked by special gates :)
@mray thank you for this explanation!
@meeper This is ALSO true! 🙃 Because the "fediverse" can be seen as "federated federation". Each of those networks consist of many instances (where my graphic only shows one logo). The great thing is that EACH of those can still speak to EVERY other in the ActivityPub universe.
I didn't actually realize that WordPress used ActivityPub
@mray wow, that's quite a collection of services speaking the same language. I'd call that a major victory:)