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@riverfount@bolha.us · 3d ago
Aqui principalmente a galera que tem acompanhado nossos encontros semanais sobre #ActivityPub @isadora@transverso.org @jedi@bolha.us @morgaelyn@bolha.us @almino@ursal.zone @ulyssesalmeida@bolha.us
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@fabio@manganiello.eu · 6d ago
#ActivityPub support in #Madblog I am glad to announce that Madblog has now officially joined the #Fediverse family. Madblog has already supported #Webmentions for the past couple of weeks, allowing your blog posts to be mentioned by other sites with Webmentions support (WordPress, Lemmy, HackerNews…) and get those mentions directly rendered on your page. It now adds ActivityPub support too, using #Pubby, another little Python library that I’ve put together myself (just like Webmentions) as a mean to quickly plug ActivityPub support to any Python Web app. Webmentions and Pubby follow similar principles and implement a similar API, and you can easily use them to add federation support to your existing Web applications - a single bind_webmentions or bind_activitypub call to your existing Flask/FastAPI/Tornado application should suffice for most of the cases. Madblog may have now become the easiest way to publish a federated blog - and perhaps the only way that doesn’t require a database, everything is based on plain Markdown files. If you have a registered domain and a certificate, then hosting your federated blog is now just a matter of: mkdir -p ~/madblog/markdown cat < ~/madblog/markdown/hello-world.md This is my first post on [Madblog](https://git.fabiomanganiello.com/madblog) EOF docker run -it \ -p 8000:8000 \ -v "$HOME/madblog:/data" \ quay.io/blacklight/madblog And Markdown files can be hosted wherever you like - a Git folder, an Obsidian Vault, a Nextcloud Notes installation, a folder on your phone synchronized over SyncThing… Federation support is also at a quite advanced state compared to e.g. #WriteFreely. It currently supports: Interactions rendered on the articles: if you like, boost, quote or reply to an article, all interactions are rendered directly at the bottom of the article (interactions with WriteFreely through federated accounts were kind of lost in the void instead) Guestbook support (optional): mentions to the federated Madblog handle that are not in response to articles are now rendered on a separate /guestbook route Email notifications: all interactions can have email notifications Support for quotes, also on Mastodon Support for mentions, just drop a @joe@example.com in your Markdown file and Joe will get a notification Support for hashtag federation Support for split-domain configurations, you can host your blog on blog.example.com but have a Fediverse handle like @blog@example.com. Search by direct post URL on Mastodon will work with both cases Support for custom profile fields, all rendered on Mastodon, with verification support Support for moderation, either through blocklist or allowlist, with support for rules on handles/usernames, URLs, domains or regular expressions A partial (but comprehensive for the provided features) implementation of the Mastodon API If you want you can follow both the profiles of my blogs - they are now both federated: My personal blog: @fabio@blog.fabiomanganiello.com (it used to run WriteFreely before, so if you followed it you may need to unfollow it and re-follow it) The #Platypush blog: @blog@blog.platypush.tech https://blog.fabiomanganiello.com/article/Madblog-federated-blogging-from-markdown
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@pfefferle@mastodon.social · Mar 07, 2026
(digital) doodling a little #c2s #activitypub #ios #fediverse #wordpress
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@elshara@www.mediacy.net · Mar 06, 2026
I'm thinking about setting up and running my own #relay #server for #mastodon and #pleroma as there seems to be a decreasing number of these that take in core and key traffic as times goes by. Resulting in fewer initial servers being maintained long term. The #fediverse and #ActivityPub deserve some love.
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@AlTarf@pinky.st · Mar 06, 2026
コンカレントの #ActivityPub 連携機能を試したのをきっかけに、そもそも #Fediverse には既にActivityPub対応のコミュニティやフォーラム系のプラットフォームあった気がするな？ と改めて調べてみたら「 #Lemmy 」がそうだったので調べてたんだけど、今日「NodeBB」っていうのが最近ActivityPubに対応したという記事を目にして、調べたらこちらもフォーラム系で、しかもUIがモダンで好きだな…となったのでこちらにも興味が。 | #NodeBB Community https://mnmm.top/opk
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@surf@flipboard.social · Mar 03, 2026
ICYMI, @fediforum@mastodon.social's Growing the Open Social Web unworkshop took place today. Catch up on everything that happened via @tchambers@indieweb.social's FediForum Surf feed. https://surf.social/feed/surf%2Fcustom%2F01jvprse7ptd6b9gccy3m9g547 #FediForum #OpenSocial #SocialWeb #Fediverse #ActivityPub #SurfFeeds
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@admin@mastodon.uy · Mar 02, 2026
Compartimos esta gran noticia con ustedes! :googlefire: :fediverse: :mastodondance2: A partir de esta semana estará funcionando en nuestros servidores, además de la instancia de Mastodon Uruguay, un relay activitypub. ¿Que es un relay? Es un servidor intermediario entre instancias del fediverso, que envía y recibe publicaciones "públicas" desde y para los servidores que estan suscritos al relay, sin importar si las instancias estén federando con esa cuenta o instancia. Actualmente se dá el caso, por la arquitectura granular del fediverso, que haya cuentas que realicen publicaciones con visibilidad pública, que no aparecen en instancias amigas, por el simple hecho de que no hay nadie de la instancia suscrito a esa cuenta. Si las cuentas publican utilizando #hashtags, podrían llegar igual, porque los hashtags se federan, pero si no lo hace, esa cuenta seguramente no aparezca en los muros de federada de otras instancias. Cuando una instancia se suscribe a un relay, envía todas las publicaciones con visibilidad pública al relay y recibe de éste, las publicaciones con visibilidad "pública" de otras instancias. Es una forma de potenciar el intercambio y el flujo de publicaciones entre instancias para agrandar el fediverso visible. Existen muchos servidores relay, pero generalmente están en el norte. Los servidores relay consumen recursos y ancho de banda por lo que muchas veces solo se admiten instancias manualmente que cumplan con ciertos criterios, como por ejemplo, estar en alguna región geográfica, ser instancias temáticas o comunidades específicas. Es por esto que para poner la frutilla de la torta luego de la migración nuestra instancia a un servidor dedicado y mejora de los servicios en general, que decidimos montar nuestro propio relay cuyo fin será potenciar el fediverso latinoamericano. Mensaje para admins: Si quieren suscribir vuestra instancia al relay activitypub, deben contactar a @j3j5@mastodon.uy o @admin@mastodon.uy por privado, desde las cuentas admin de la instancia. Solo agregaremos por el momento, instancias latinas. La URL del relay para agregar en la consola de administración de Mastodon es https://relay.mastodon.uy/inbox #relay #activitypub #mastodon #undernet #uruguay #fediverso
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@AlTarf@pinky.st · Feb 27, 2026
#Tumblr 、 #マストドン と接続へ。分散型SNS標準プロトコルを採用し、 #Twitter からの脱出受け入れ強化（CloseBox） | テクノエッジ #TechnoEdge https://mnmm.top/AH6 Tumblrの #ActivityPub 対応、ひと頃は期待もしていたけれど、今更ながらだけど必要ない気がするのよね。 今更リソース費やして再構築しなくても「Tumblr」って名前で #Mastodon サーバ立てて、ソレっぽくカスタマイズすればいいだけの話だし、でもそうしてしまうとソレはTumblrでは無いよね。 #Threads の様なActivityPubに流し込むだけの対応なら、同じ #Automattic 社の #Wordpress がプラグインで実現しているし、とうのThreadsがその対応自体を消極的評価でとりやめてしまうし。
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@surf@flipboard.social · Feb 25, 2026
Less than a week till @fediforum@mastodon.social's Growing the Social Web unworkshop! Get all the latest from @tchambers@indieweb.social's Surf feed: https://surf.social/feed/surf%2Fcustom%2F01jvprse7ptd6b9gccy3m9g547 #FediForum #SurfFeeds #ActivityPub #Decentralization #SocialWeb
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@steve@social.technoetic.com · Feb 24, 2026
What if... you had one Fedi account on a generic headless #ActivityPub server that simply hosts and federates your data... and had C2S UIs for microblogging, long form writing, media editing and sharing, link aggregation, games, fitness tracking, and so on, that all used that same Fedi account. Technically, it's a similar concept as ATProto (but no relay and app view) and Solid Pods (but no RDF). It seems possible... if we can improve the AP C2S API/protocol sufficiently.
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@steve@social.technoetic.com · Feb 23, 2026
What is the process of publishing #ActivityPub “notes” in the W3C SocialCG or one of its Task Forces (if it’s a different answer)?
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@smallcircles@social.coop · Feb 23, 2026
@reiver@mastodon.social @thisismissem @mfru@mastodon.social I made a diagram yesterday that contrasts #ActivityPub and #SolidProject that is I think interesting to consider. In the past I've been very active on the Solid forum, and tried to get a collab going with #SocialHub community. A number of points that existed then, are still issues today I think. Like, though anyone could participate in the standards process via chat, the Solid team and Inrupt were not really interested in their community, hardly giving attention while people were building interesting stuff there. Also at the time basically all available code was Javascript, making Solid uninteresting or hard to access for other language devs. But I think biggest issue was that Solid didn't know what it was. It was positioned as 'personal data vault' on the landing page then (but not using this term), but was 'secretly' TBL's desire to reboot the #SemanticWeb. The new web would be all 'Solid apps'. But the adoption strategy for that didn't exist.
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@deadsuperhero@social.wedistribute.org · Feb 18, 2026
I think the #ActivityPub client-to-server API is extremely important and underrated. I’m glad to see the SWF and W3C group prioritizing it, because I think it has the potential to fix something that’s kind of broken on the #Fediverse: too many accounts, on too many platforms that really ought to be clients. Here’s the rub, though: you need the big players in the space to support it. Mastodon needs to support it. Pixelfed and PeerTube need to support it. So, how do you get the big existing projects to all implement it? How do you justify it?
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@paul@oldfriends.live · Feb 21, 2026
It just doesn't seem natural not using the OG hashtag games account. The benefit of the new way is stability, resource use, and features. Still, it's like I am missing part of me. Maybe after I get used to the "Friends" part of #WordPress and #ActivityPub I can feel "whole" again. LOL
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@Flipboard@flipboard.social · Feb 20, 2026
@Mastodon@mastodon.social is changing course when it comes to how people join the platform. In late 2022, the team decided to send sign-ups directly to their server in order to make onboarding more straightforward. But that didn't align with the promise of decentralization. Here, Community Director @haubles@hachyderm.io explains the new approach to server recommendation, along with some other ways Mastodon is helping build community. https://flip.it/1bWN26 #Mastodon #SocialMedia #Decentralization #ActivityPub #Community #Technology #Tech
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@gutocarvalho@bolha.us · Feb 20, 2026
Logo mais o terceiro vídeo da série de estudos ActivityPub vai aparecer nesse link. https://bolha.tube/w/aikMnT3MjgWDFkzEy8qU3x :) #bolhaverso #activitypub #fediverse #estudo
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@gutocarvalho@bolha.us · Feb 19, 2026
Já estamos na sala! https://bolha.video/activitypub #bolhaverso #estudos #activitypub
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@silverpill@mitra.social · Feb 18, 2026
In previous years, I published two "fediverse tech roadmap" posts: - Fediverse tech roadmap 2024 - Fediverse tech roadmap 2025 However, I didn't publish such post this year because not much has happened in 2025. Many problems I talked about require complex solutions, but unfortunately proposed solutions are often very limited or lead to centralization. Or worse, there is no solution but only an imitation of work. I don't want to write about that. I saw a thread today where ATProto ecosystem was compared to #ActivityPub. Things are happening in the Atmosphere, but not in Fediverse. MAU graphs are flat. What's going on? There are multiple factors at play, but I think fake activity may be the biggest contributor. Trivial developments presented as breakthroughs. Features that already exist somewhere in Fediverse presented as new inventions. Vaporware. Specs written by people who have no idea how to implement them. Working groups that do nothing but meetings. Real work is ignored, competent developers see that and quit. We need to fix this. For my part, I will continue to document #Fediverse development at @weekinfediverse@mitra.social. But this newsletter doesn't have much impact.
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@Flipboard@flipboard.social · Feb 18, 2026
What does a Discord replacement look like, and how might the open social web play a part? @laurenshof@indieweb.social looks at what needs to happen — different apps built on the same protocols, active collaboration to make sure it all fits together — and how that's already fundamental to the Atmosphere and fediverse. flip.it/QdL.F… #ActivityPub #Mastodon #ATProtocol #Bluesky #Blacksky #Discord #Technology #Tech
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@Flipboard@flipboard.social · Feb 18, 2026
Mastodon has announced plans to make its app more approachable for newcomers, and developed new features for creators. Here's @Sarahp@mastodon.social's story for @Techcrunch@flipboard.com. Find the full blogpost by @renchap@oisaur.com and @imanijoy@mastodon.social at the second link. https://flip.it/TKKQZS https://flip.it/RQRRnp #ActivityPub #Mastodon #OpenSocial #Technology #Tech
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