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    I’m going to be participating in the Growing the Open Social Web workshop at Fediforum on March 3, 2026. I’m excited to talk to other people who care about the Fediverse about ways to connect more people through ActivityPub.Fediforum invited attendees to publish position papers before the workshop. SWF has a number of hypotheses about growth of the social web; I’ll try to summarise some of them here.Growth can’t come at the expense of privacy. People currently on the Fediverse must have the tools they need to preserve their privacy as the network grows. This means privacy from other users, as well as privacy from new platform operators. Expanding the options for private interactions on the Fediverse, like end-to-end encrypted messages and private groups, is necessary for preserving privacy as the user base and platform list expands.Connecting platforms to the Fediverse is our most efficient way to grow. There are already billions of people on social platforms across the Internet. Getting these platforms to let users publish to the Fediverse, as well as having two-way interactions with remote users, lets people share in the benefits of the Fediverse with a platform and interface that they’re already used to. Even when brand new social platforms adopt ActivityPub, they bring their new features and users.Connecting communities helps us grow fast and stay cohesive. Bringing formal and informal communities onto the Fediverse is a great way to enable a lot of new users quickly. By formal communities, we mean organized groups like clubs, universities and schools, professional societies, enterprises, or local and regional governments. These groups can set up their own places on the Fediverse, like Mastodon servers, and provide user accounts for all their members. (One great way to connect formal communities is to Fediverse-enable the community platforms they already use.) These new Fediverse users have the kind of connections in place that retain active users, as well as the support they need to use the Fediverse. More informal communities, like people sharing the same profession, fans of a particular hobby, or users of a language or technology, can be great additions to the Fediverse, but these groups are less cohesive and less likely to bring their own infrastructure.People come to social networks for existing social ties. Bringing on new users one-by-one is the most difficult way to grow this network. The best way to engage new users on the network, and to keep them active and interested, is to make sure they can connect to people they already know and care about. That may be friends, family, colleagues and neighbours, or brands, creators, and publications they recognise. Our onboarding processes for Fediverse users need to encourage the social contacts so that people feel a reason to stick around for day 2, 7, and 30.We’re looking forward to engaging with the Fediforum community on these and other topics. We’ll see you on March 3!
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    Week in Fediverse 2025-12-12Servers- Wafrn v2025.11.02- Gush! v0.0.27- stegodon v1.4.0- Akkoma v2025.12- Mastodon v4.5.3- PeerTube v8.0- Lemmy v0.19.14- Ktistec v3.2.3- Misskey v2025.12.0- NeoDB v0.12.5- Vernissage Server v1.26.0- flohmarkt v0.14.0- shops v0.1.8- Trunk & Tidbits, November 2025 (Mastodon)Clients- Pachli v3.2.4- Mastodon for iOS v2025.09- Interstellar v0.11.0- Chihu v1.16.0Tools and Plugins- PeerTube livechat plugin v14.0.2- FediFetcher v7.1.17- Poduptime v5.6.2For developers- Library progress report #3 (GoActivityPub)Articles- Why don't recommend to implement ActivityPub from scratch- Fediverse Report – #146-----#WeekInFediverse #Fediverse #ActivityPubPrevious edition: https://mitra.social/objects/019af042-e877-53d8-b10f-999a2fe9147d
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    @ikuturso @fediversereport thanks! That was my experience also.
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    EDIT - informationThis tutorial is supposed to be published by the tutorial profile of this server.It is designed to have several chapters, each being distinctively seperated by an own titel. In total as of now there are like besides this introduction like 6 chapters.posting and edition time of and by this EDIT profileof ver05 as of now 1hsmastodon review contact: @bitpickup--Categories:@helpers@forum.friendi.ca SPOILER - click to open/close || IntroductionThis tutorial is an adaption of the tutorial "creating a friendica server - ubuntu" by @hankg based on the experience of the installation report by @jesuisatirebitpickup:squeet.me/display/962c3e10-576…and specific help by @raroun.Server specs and friendica version used:VPS server | Ubuntu 22.04 LTSPHP Version 8.1.2-1ubuntu2.144 Core CPU, 8 GB Ram with 300GB NVME DiskFriendica [STABLE] | 'Giant Rhubarb' 2023.05 - 1518SPOILER - click to open/close || Installation environment and HowToThe only reasonable way to work with a VPSserver on the web is using the console.If you are not familiar with that don't worry, it is easy and the only thing you have to do is being able to copy/paste the commands displayed:¡Copy/paste only the codeBoxes like this one, located outside of the spoilers of this tutorial one after another without altering the sequence!Of course it is necessary to change the specific file names and passwords for you indiviual site, but that's all. promise!On the console you wont be able to copy/paste with the keyboard ctrl-C/ctrl-V technique, you'll have to use the mouse "right click, chose option" technique.This tutorial was created on a #debian #linux desktop environment.There shouldn't be differences if you want to do this from a #windows machine.The method used for communication between your local computer and the VPS server is called #SSH:Wikipedia - Secure Shell:"Cryptographic network protocol for secure data communication, remote shell services or command execution and other secure network services between two networked computers."#linux #debian #ubuntu #friendica #fediVerse #fediTutorial #tutorial #fediHelp #fediTips #activityPub #HowTo #DIY #VPS #server #selfHosting@admin@tupambae.org @tutorial@tupambae.org