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I publish a lot of my blog posts like they're wikis, and the people editing it are all me, but me at different times.
Here's the pattern: mathewlowry.medium.com/two-wiki-aut....
"don't let excellent become the enemy of good"
An academic research infrastructure stack is forming on ATProto. Researcher identity, decentralized eprints, scientific publishing, linguistic annotation standards, knowledge discovery, AI hypothesis generation — separate layers, one protocol.
bsky.app/profile/renderg.host/post/3mgeydvqyns26 $ATOPR
This sounds amazing.
yeah the agenda link doesn't point anywhere?
And my 1000th follower was @ricci.io!
This is pretty awesome. Thx to you both!
Everyone is a comms expert. Just ask them.
This reminds me of the confusion I and a few others felt when using leaflet. Forever sharing edit links, not view links!
Had some thoughts on this last year, but we never figured out how to make trendlines usable with the numbers involved...
bsky.app/profile/math...
Screenshot of my BlueSky profile page with my 998 followers highlighted and an arrow pointing to my avatar.
Face reveal at 1000!
Love this. Super important to make custom feeds as simple to use as possible.
Can someone please post a translation?
Yeah I woke up this morning with a LinkedIn post fully formed in my head, starting with "Have you heard about the latest social network? It's called the World Wide Web!"
And if I manage to not mention standard.site or atprotocol, someone might actually see it.
Photo of a camellia coming into flower
Good morning, spring.
part of our theory of change for enabling new forms of collective intelligence at @cosmik.network: creating positive feedback loops to elicit the "beneath the iceberg" sense-making signals, like what articles you've been reading/enjoying
Agreed. Also: add a collective synthesis process and ensure the outcome (& its authors) get visibility. Because a collection of knowledge is good, but a summary sitting on top makes it more applicable.
Even better: allow different people to publish their synthesis of the same collection.
We are excited for the upcoming #ATmosphereConf and now the @atproto.science talks are up to get specifically excited about.
And some first thoughts on generalising that to all sorts of website-based communities:
experiments.myhub.ai/permanent_ve...
See you in Vancouver!
More on using #atproto to support event cocreation here: experiments.myhub.ai/co-creating_... ...
Agreed. In fact we're doing a little event cocreation experiment (hey, we're scientists!).
So check out the detailed agenda, comment and share your thoughts, and we'll make sure the speaker is notified:
atscience.leaflet.pub/3mfz526irfs2y
I've always wanted to understand "the Mastodon API problem". In a nutshell:
"The fediverse built its federation layer on an open standard, but left the client layer to be captured by its dominant provider. The more tools and integrations that get built on top ... the deeper the lock-in becomes."
2 button meme. button 1: Fix problem button 2: Attack messenger
Hopefully
4,002 users on Eurosky
1000 more users within the last 24h 🚀
99/100 registrations for #ATScience!! Who will be the lucky 100th? 🤩
Reply here - beers on us at the event 🍻
100% agree. Not that they need to build and run infra themselves - there are plenty of ways to finance that.
Launched a blogging platform for EurActiv (EU-focused media), was an formative experience for me. We had no EC funding but the eurosceptics immediately declared it a Covert Opp 🤣.
Any institutional association is a deathkiss imho.
From the vault (2008!): myhub.ai/items/hello-...
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