very excited to share this update about bringing AT to the IETF! last week we uploaded two drafts to the IETF datatracker and today we heard that we’re approved to host a Birds of a Feather at IETF 124 (the formal meeting towards establishing a working group)

Some of my local bsky folks also at #Volksstimmefest today?

@werbefrei.bsky.social www.rbb24.de/panorama/bei... @hhwerbefrei.bsky.social

I've updated my Quarto comments extension to support Bluesky, as well as Mastodon/Fediverse! Any replies on either network *should* now appear in a nice unified interface, along with links and current comment counts. andreasthinks.me/posts/quarto...

IMO the term ‘Enshittifaction’ has risen to the top because: 1. Allows to act out against the widespread taboo of ‘you shall not talk about matters around excretion’. 2. Allows to skip analytical work to distinguish between multiple effects we dislike - very useful for defending cynical positions.

‘Bluesky Is Dying’ seems to contradict current stats. It’s just stagnating, eagerly awaiting the next lesson on ‘the dire consequences of an untreated god complex’ by en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wernher... bluefacts.app/bluesky-user...

Reuters reports on our Eurosky initiative whose goal it is to establish a full, legally compliant #ATProto stack in Europe. But not only that - we’re working on a commons moderation service that can act as an incubator for smaller ATProto devs.

The first time Charlie Chaplin used his voice in a film, he wielded it to forcefully condemn the rising forces of fascism around the globe. Will we listen to his words today?

Looks like the component that carries ALL the weight of ‘credible exit’ marketing claims is exposed to increasing levels of spam/dos. *absolutely nobody* saw that coming. /SCNR Longterm viable ‘DID:PLC Registry Write Access Governance Model’, anyone?

I should clarify I mean that Bluesky is uniquely positioned in the journalism space as a platform that isn't antagonistic to publishers and also has a huge user base that is very actively engaged with news media. The Fediverse meanwhile has lots of properties conducive to local community building.

Well this couldn’t have come at a better time www.bbc.com/news/article...

Johannes Kühlewindt from @radicle.xyz will discuss how moderation can work in peer-to-peer networks without central authorities, using radicle as a case study. He’ll discuss cryptographic identities, trust graphs, and the balance between openness and governance.

#Serbia is showing us the way: The core of the current protest movement has been built by committed students and professors, across all disciplines. They are calling for: ‘International Academic Solidarity’ Let’s build these networks ASAP! Historical reference: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Berkele...

@lessig.bsky.social Serbia is showing the way: linktr.ee/academic.sol... #AaronSwartz would have loved this I believe.

This UI is such a cool idea: let users determine the degree to which their feed is popular versus reverse chronological. Via @joe.sprk.team's excellent #ahoy25 talk

So grateful I was invited at @ahoy.eu to talk about power concentrations in the ATmosphere! In my talk I tried to make clear there is no social media without conflict, but we need to build democratic institutions to balance between feudalism and social norm conflict exhaustion.

Ok, looks like I’ve got one spare #ticket for #ahoy @ahoy.eu Will give it away for the incredibly low price of ‘0.01 units of thankfulness’ 🤗 Underprivileged folks get priority, otherwise: first come first serve.

#ahoy ! Omw to @ahoy.eu #IndieSky #Hamburg I’m interested in #OpenScience: Which protocols/architectures are best suited for scientific communication? What is the role of our global #science community and #academia (institutions) in building/supporting critical #OpenSocialWeb infrastructure?