I want to see #Solid become a viable option for developers.
It has contributed significant influence over other protocols and projects #ATProtocol #ActivityPods #PodOS

#Threads くんは #ActivityPub 対応してくれるなら、少なくとも #Bluesky くんよりは印象は良いよ :tony_normal:

#Bluesky は #ATProtocol と #ActivityPub に後方互換みたいなものつけて「#ActivityPub はもっとこうなるべきじゃね！？」みたいなものとして開発してくれたら応援できるんだけどな…（今後そうなる可能性もゼロではなさそうだけどあまり期待はしてない

I've been tracking how the number of posts per day on #Bluesky is going - looks like it's now at about ~400k posts per day from 70-75k users, which is around 4-5x what it was when I started recording data 2 months ago 📈 #ATProto #ATProtocol

(*) I think it's mostly furries though because my people aren't posting much 🙃

@couscous
alors c'est censé l'être ou le devenir grâce à leur protocole maison #ATprotocol , mais en pratique j'ai pas l'impression que ce soit le cas pour le moment...

@Aedius

#Prediction: if #Threads follows through with #Fediverse support by using #ActivityPub, and especially if #Wordpress and #Tumblr join the party, #ATProtocol will be all but dead. AP will be the standard for social online, regardless of any benefits of AT. #BlueSky will effectively die with it, unless they switch to AP (unlikely as then they’d just be one instance amongst many). Threads joining the Fediverse would hurt BlueSky (and to some degree #Twitter) a lot more than it would hurt #Mastodon.

@ricmac "There’s no way Meta would’ve wanted to join the AT Protocol or Solid, because in both cases they would potentially be handing over control of identity and at least some data to their users."

To me, this translates into "Meta chose #ActivityPub over the #ATProtocol or #Solid because it wants less freedom (as in independence/autonomy) for ist users"?

Can anybody smarter than me explain the difference between #ActivityPub (Mastodon, others, eventually #Threads) and #ATProtocol (#Bluesky)?

Why would we prefer one over another? Can they interoperate?

Nanti aja deh upload foto2nya, nunggu integrasi #pixelfed & #mastodon kelar. Baru tau dengan satu akun bisa secanggih ini 🥳

Efek #twitter & #threads bener2 bikin banyak #fediverse mulai bergabung apalagi nanti dengan kedatangan #bluesky yang pakai protokol #ATprotocol baru yang berbeda makanya banyak #fediverse buru2 menerapkan protokol #activitypub secepatnya

I hear almost constant discussion about which social media platform to use, but very little comparative discussion of protocols.

If the future does turn out to be federated/protocol-based, shouldn't we be discussing #ATProtocol versus #ActivityPub? If history is any guide, once there is a lot of traction it's hard to change course purely on the merits.

Perhaps a key advantage AT has over ActivityPub is the way it plays so nicely with domain names as handles and of course that is a business model waiting to happen. #Bluesky #bsky #ATprotocol https://daringfireball.net/linked/2023/07/06/bluesky-domain-names

#BreakingNews

Everyone appears to be afflicted with a condition known as Shiny New Toy Syndrome/Shiny Object Syndrome (SOS).

Barely a week ago, Bluesky was the talk of town. Only to be dropped faster than a man runs after hearing the pregnancy test results, by the latest fad - Threads. 🤷 🤷🏾‍♂️ 🤷🏼‍♀️

#SocialMedia #threads #twitter #Meta #bluesky #mastodon #fediverse #ActivityPub #socialtrends #whatstrending #trendingnow #datacollection #Privacy #ATProtocol #Federation #DataPrivacy #datacollection

#bluesky は #ATprotocol っていうプロトコルを使うのよね？独自のやつ。でも #ActivityPub がこれから主流になっていく気がしかしないのでこれはBluesky廃れていくのでは…ちょっと楽しみだったのに勿体ない。

Why not just ask for people to just buying via donations?

But, I guess this isn't a bad alternative.

Bluesky begins offering custom domains in its bid to remain ad-free | Engadget https://www.engadget.com/bluesky-begins-offering-custom-domains-in-its-bid-to-remain-ad-free-071922355.html?src=rss

#Bluesky #SocialMedia #ATProtocol #Domain #Namecheap #Monetization #TechNews

GitHubでStarを付けたらBlueskyに投稿する
https://qiita.com/yug1224/items/4c4c2e2ff85868069084?utm_campaign=popular_items&utm_medium=feed&utm_source=popular_items
#GitHub #Deno #GitHubActions #Bluesky #ATProtocol

The two things that stand out to me as super interesting about the #atprotocol are the feed generators and the idea that you can federate out the algorithms, and the lexicon for allowing definitions for different types of content and the like.

The way they're pushing their "super relays" makes sense, but also feels like it could be a good opportunity for companies more interested in mining as much data out of the network as possible xD

それにしても #Threads が :activitypub: #ActivityPub に対応することで #BlueSky は大分相対的な存在感薄れる気がする。
#ATProtocol に :activitypub: との互換性持たせるとかにしないと勝ち目ないのでは…（そんなことできるのかわかんないけど :tony_normal:

@FeralRobots

Exactly so

Billions of pixels have died from people going on about #ActivityPub

A protocol is a series of guidelines

A protocol has no existence until it's implemented in code

And then you have to take it as a matter of faith that the protocol was implemented in the code accurately

That's why I'm not paying much attention to people going on about #Bluesky and the #ATProtocol

Until the Bluesky source code is audited no one knows what it really is

cc @knowmadd

@jerry

Mastodon is failing so hard that Meta/Facebook/Instagram's new Threads app is designed to be compatible with #ActivityPub instead of #ATProtocol.

@annmlipton

This was an interesting counterpoint for all the people who have been saying

"But #Bluesky is #Federated too!!""

No

Bluesky is *not* Federated

At least not at the moment

The #ATProtocol has the *potential* to be federated, technically

Bluesky is still in beta, remember

Bluesky might as well reside on one server rack in one data center right now

And that's probably exactly what it does

@thesixdave

Which is the entire point

#Bluesky is *not* decentralized in any way or sense right now

The #ATProtocol *allows* for decentralization but it hasn't been implemented

Right now Bluesky might as well be run on one server rack in one data center

The rest of the decentralization thing is all PR smoke-and-mirrors

If anything, having to close down registrations almost proves this