From the Fediverse to the Open Social Web
summary
An architectural brief on the Fediverse explains actual pieces: a distributed test suite called Fetty Test, implementations like Mastodon and PixelFed, and the ActivityPub-based ActivityPub push feeds that deliver low-latency, structured events (not just posts and likes). Identity currently ties to domain so accounts break when moved. Use cases shown: filtering 5,000 product comments to those from people you follow, streaming purchase or health records into a personal store, and an accessible social graph with user permission.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction and overview
- 3:13Fediverse architecture explained
- 6:46New features in the Fediverse
- 9:35Social graph and cross-platform use cases
- 11:24From Fediverse to Open Social Web
- 13:30Call to action and closing
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