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@julian Thanks!

Groups use the FEP-1b12 pattern — Group actors, Follow to join, Create to post, Announce to fan-out — but with one current limitation: group federation is Fedibook-to-Fedibook only for now. Non-Fedibook
instances get a Reject on Follow.

It's a pragmatic shortcut to get something working for now. Full cross-platform group support (Mastodon, Lemmy, etc.) is the goal if it proves feasible.

@sindum

Well, you know the drill - release early, release often. It's been 18 minutes - what are we waiting for? :)

@sindum@mstdn.dk cool project, welcome to the fediverse.

How are your groups federated? Do they follow FEP 1b12?

Meet Fedibook!

The idea came from thinking about what it actually takes to get regular users onto the fediverse. Mastodon is great (i love it), but the follow-based model feels unfamiliar to some. Friends and Groups though — that's something everyone already understands.

So Fedibook is a fediverse platform built around exactly that, using ActivityPub. Think federated address book meets social network, with the kind of social graph people are already used to.

Current status:

- Friend requests across servers working
- News feed working, with visibility levels: public, friends-only, or local server only

Hoping to open up for early testing and feedback soon. Open source of course.

#fediverse #activitypub #fedibook #danmarkskifter

Yup do as @trwnh@mastodon.social and @silverpill@mitra.social say and implement fb2a.

It is supported by NodeBB and WordPress already.

Gli utenti sono tutti catturati dall'intelligenza artificiale che è più visionario e allo stesso tempo concreto del metaverso @fucinafibonacci @tecnologia

@raffomania ooh, updating now!

@hongminhee +1 for formalizing the existing practice in a FEP.

PropertyValue is covered in FEP-fb2a, but it proposes an alternative representation which implementers must support:

https://codeberg.org/fediverse/fep/src/branch/main/fep/fb2a/fep-fb2a.md