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@julian I don’t see the discussion about the collection filtering FEP that started a few days ago on SocialHub (although I see a few others), but I understand the goal. Thanks for the explanation.
Do I need to create an account to search activitypub.space?
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I am a former facilitator of SocialHub and part of the FEP team.
The whole idea of the FEP process is that it is accessible to all fedizens, and anyone can take the initiative and write, submit, and guide their own FEP document towards a FINAL status.
It is recommended practice to introduce a new FEP to the SocialHub developer forum for discussion, which the FEP forum category federates out. The forum thus also serves as an archive of past discussions around ActivityPub / fediverse evolution.
However, it is not *required* to discuss on SocialHub should you not want to do so for some reason. I'd say it has the disadvantage that it fragments discussion and it becomes harder to parse the 'body' of FEP's created over time. People would have to use the tracking issue accompanying a FEP to figure out where to discuss things.
But the freedom to choose is the important part. It helps lower the barrier to write FEP's.
@smallcircles @eyeinthesky I like SocialHub and hope that it will remain online. But I haven't heard anything from its current admin for several months
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@julian I don’t see the discussion about the collection filtering FEP that started a few days ago on SocialHub (although I see a few others), but I understand the goal. Thanks for the explanation.
Do I need to create an account to search activitypub.space?
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I’m confused (you probably already knew that). Is activitypub.space going to replace SocialHub? Is it cool (or even recommended) to create FEPs that use activitypub.space for discussion? #ActivityPub
You can definitely have all your FEPs point to discussions here instead of socialhub. As prior examples of this go, iirc all of Evan P's FEPs point to his codeberg repo issue tracker, which is arguably more annoying than a federated forum.
@julian it could be interesting to add a like ?explain=true parameter to threads that can show like a modal dialog / banner explaining this post is federated and how you can interact with it from your existing fediverse account. Though I have noted sometimes mastodon fails to resolve NodeBB posts/thread URLs to AP representations and I don't know why nor how to fix it
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You can definitely have all your FEPs point to discussions here instead of socialhub. As prior examples of this go, iirc all of Evan P's FEPs point to his codeberg repo issue tracker, which is arguably more annoying than a federated forum.
@julian it could be interesting to add a like ?explain=true parameter to threads that can show like a modal dialog / banner explaining this post is federated and how you can interact with it from your existing fediverse account. Though I have noted sometimes mastodon fails to resolve NodeBB posts/thread URLs to AP representations and I don't know why nor how to fix it
@thisismissem would be good to know which URLs fail to resolve. It could be that NodeBB returned a 503 and that would lead to a failure in resolution. Just let me know next time it happens 😊
As for an intro banner, that's a neat idea. @baris@community.nodebb.org actually added something at the bottom of a topic, but it does make sense to add some AP specific text in the too.
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I am a former facilitator of SocialHub and part of the FEP team.
The whole idea of the FEP process is that it is accessible to all fedizens, and anyone can take the initiative and write, submit, and guide their own FEP document towards a FINAL status.
It is recommended practice to introduce a new FEP to the SocialHub developer forum for discussion, which the FEP forum category federates out. The forum thus also serves as an archive of past discussions around ActivityPub / fediverse evolution.
However, it is not *required* to discuss on SocialHub should you not want to do so for some reason. I'd say it has the disadvantage that it fragments discussion and it becomes harder to parse the 'body' of FEP's created over time. People would have to use the tracking issue accompanying a FEP to figure out where to discuss things.
But the freedom to choose is the important part. It helps lower the barrier to write FEP's.
@smallcircles@social.coop I use Codeberg issues for my FEPs. It's much, much easier to have separate issues for different topics, and to track completion, than to have one long forum thread with lots of open-ended conversation.
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@thisismissem I think that forum threads are great for open-ended conversations and bad for tracking tasks.
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@thisismissem I think that forum threads are great for open-ended conversations and bad for tracking tasks.
@evan that's a good point, different UX for different use cases!
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@evan I say it's more annoying because it means yet another account people need to engage with your FEPs to give feedback.
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@evan I say it's more annoying because it means yet another account people need to engage with your FEPs to give feedback.
@thisismissem I think that's part of the appeal! It's a separate service so it naturally gates participants.
On fedi it's more likely you'll encounter drive by criticisms.
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@viadellabarca oggi Raye più avveduta...
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aw crud.. it's Friday evening and I broke infinite scrolling.
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Edit: just in NodeBB, not worldwide, sorry everybody.
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12 marzo 1959: insurrezione delle donne tibetane
@anarchia
di Bruno Lai. Il Tibet gode di una certa indipendenza di fatto dalla caduta della dinastia Qing nel 1912 fino al 1951, quando la Cina popolare lo invade per riportarlo sotto la propria sovranità. Durante quei decenni di relativa libertà,...https://www.rivoluzioneanarchica.it/12-marzo-1959-insurrezione-delle-donne-tibetane/
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@pat057 pensavo il mandolino :D
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Chi nel mondo sta lottando per le ingiustizie socio-ambientali?
Più di quanto pensiamo.
Questa mappa collaborativa creata nel 2011 da Joan Martinez-Alier, professore all'Università Autònoma di Barcellona (UAB), e Leah Temper, evidenzia chi nel mondo sta lottando per un conflitto sociale o ambientale.
E' bello vedere così tanta gente così impegnata.
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@giuglionasi Capisco, ma forse dovremmo scindere la manifestazione sportiva dalla sua organizzazione e gestione...forse...
