EU : Our commitment to the fediverse is here to stay.
EU :
Our commitment to the fediverse is here to stay.We are working on a solution to ensure our continued presence on your feeds, taking full advantage of Mastodon's identity portability.
And we are even growing the team behind our Mastodon presence, increasing efforts to engage with your comments on our posts.
We are fully committed to being a real part of the conversation in the fediverse.
Interested in our next steps? Follow us as we take on this new chapter.
/me : 🤔
Gamma
Als Antwort auf lemmyreader • • •Blaze
Als Antwort auf lemmyreader • • •If they could encourage it at the countries level that would be nice too.
Some German and NL public services have Mastodon accounts IIRC, that's a first step.
zeitverschreib [friendica]
Als Antwort auf Blaze • •@Blaze
For Germany, it's https://social.bund.de/about
@lemmyreader
social.bund.de
Mastodon hosted on social.bund.deFediverse hat dies geteilt.
taladar
Als Antwort auf zeitverschreib [friendica] • • •zeitverschreib [friendica]
Als Antwort auf taladar • •Fediverse hat dies geteilt.
roguetrick
Als Antwort auf zeitverschreib [friendica] • • •lemmyreader
Als Antwort auf zeitverschreib [friendica] • • •@zeitverschreib@freundica.de
Thanks for the https://social.bund.de/about link.
social.bund.de
Mastodon hosted on social.bund.defrightful_hobgoblin
Als Antwort auf lemmyreader • • •The fediverse really needs key-signed messages.
As long as accounts reside on one server it fails to accomplish its goals, IMO
mögen das
Nathaniel ☕ mag das.
cheer
Als Antwort auf frightful_hobgoblin • • •frightful_hobgoblin
Als Antwort auf cheer • • •Fair enough if you want to move the goal there it's a score.
I had thought the goal was to remove central control over communication.
AFAIK, the team never defined an official goal.
Flax_vert
Als Antwort auf frightful_hobgoblin • • •Poplar?
Als Antwort auf Flax_vert • • •If posts were signed, it wont matter what instance youre posting from since your identity would be tied to your public key and not the account on a Mastodon/lemmy/etc server.
Thats more decentralized. It helps when you get banned, a server shuts down etc.
krippix
Als Antwort auf frightful_hobgoblin • • •frightful_hobgoblin
Als Antwort auf krippix • • •It could be shared across instances too. It's not a hard problem.
Fediverse currently has totally centralised takedowns and bans coz it uses the same account-model as Twitter/Facebook
Excel
Als Antwort auf krippix • • •No, that’s not how that works.
Users can generate their own keys, and you know it’s the same user as long as they have the same key, even if they’re on different servers.
No certificate authority is required for this kind of use case.
frightful_hobgoblin
Als Antwort auf Excel • • •Turun
Als Antwort auf Excel • • •qwerty
Als Antwort auf frightful_hobgoblin • • •frightful_hobgoblin
Als Antwort auf qwerty • • •qwerty
Als Antwort auf frightful_hobgoblin • • •frightful_hobgoblin
Als Antwort auf qwerty • • •Userbase.
This game is more about mindshare. It's not about technical capabilities. Facebook are technically dismal.
https://stats.nostr.band/
https://the-federation.info/
The Federation - a statistics hub
the-federation.infoAsudox
Als Antwort auf qwerty • • •Tja
Als Antwort auf frightful_hobgoblin • • •parentesis
Als Antwort auf frightful_hobgoblin • • •Hello_there
Als Antwort auf lemmyreader • • •Did that get resolved or was that person wrong?
TWeaK
Als Antwort auf Hello_there • • •The question hasn't been legally tested, it's no more certain now than it was before.
While it might be the case that the EU could come down on a user's main instance for not deleting everywhere, really it's no different to anywhere else - any app that uses an API or even just a simple scraper can get comments that a user posts, so as with those it could also simply fall to the user to go around each and every instance and request deletion. Arguably, the Fediverse is better than this because it does include a facility for deleting things from a host instance - the only issue is that the other instance might not necessarily follow that (as instances don't necessarily run pure lemmy code, in fact they could run anything).
mnemonicmonkeys
Als Antwort auf TWeaK • • •moitoi
Als Antwort auf lemmyreader • • •lemmyreader
Als Antwort auf moitoi • • •Yes, agreed. But read the other post and this comment : https://lemmy.ml/comment/10590333 I fear that big tech giant products usage is too strong and only increasing. More and more Google and Microsoft data centers and offices are build in Europe lately. More jobs, less nature, more pollution, less digital sovereignty, more dependency on big tech :(
lemmyreader
2024-04-26 10:42:39
riodoro1
Als Antwort auf lemmyreader • • •lemmyreader
Als Antwort auf riodoro1 • • •