I could use help composing an essential Fediverse (as a topic) book reading list.
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I could use help composing an essential Fediverse (as a topic) book reading list. I'm planning on talking to people with a variety of technical backgrounds (range and expertise) so variety is good. I haven't read any of this yet but I would read it first and either (verbally) summarise points or point people to them for more info.
So far I have on my list:
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I could use help composing an essential Fediverse (as a topic) book reading list. I'm planning on talking to people with a variety of technical backgrounds (range and expertise) so variety is good. I haven't read any of this yet but I would read it first and either (verbally) summarise points or point people to them for more info.
So far I have on my list:
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@chillicampari @rwg @ntnsndr More Awesome Than Money is a good read. It's about an earlier era in the social web but a lot of the vibes are there. A lot of people who went on to make ActivityPub are discussed in the book.
https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/books/309188/more-awesome-than-money-by-jim-dwyer/
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@chillicampari @rwg @ntnsndr More Awesome Than Money is a good read. It's about an earlier era in the social web but a lot of the vibes are there. A lot of people who went on to make ActivityPub are discussed in the book.
https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/books/309188/more-awesome-than-money-by-jim-dwyer/
@chillicampari @rwg @ntnsndr my book is really a programmer's reference, but the first and last chapters are meant for all audiences.
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@chillicampari @rwg @ntnsndr More Awesome Than Money is a good read. It's about an earlier era in the social web but a lot of the vibes are there. A lot of people who went on to make ActivityPub are discussed in the book.
https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/books/309188/more-awesome-than-money-by-jim-dwyer/
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@chillicampari @rwg @ntnsndr my book is really a programmer's reference, but the first and last chapters are meant for all audiences.
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@evan something that has come up a few times over the years is that small companies and non-profits have trouble justifying dedicating operations or development time into things like self-hosting. Many have a "no new tools" rule outside of procument windows. So I'm going to need to make a technical case also in addition to a social argument. I know there are a lot of docs now (and did self-host for a bit with @mfeilner) but books are very good to point to and say "please read this" @rwg @ntnsndr
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@DeeAnn Little
@Evan Prodromouis there something I am missing?
Yes; nomadic identity (e.g. see hubzilla.org) -
@DeeAnn Little
@Evan Prodromouis there something I am missing?
Yes; nomadic identity (e.g. see hubzilla.org)@citc cool and thank you! Is there something I can point other people to, to learn about it? Audience ranges from non-technical to technical.
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@citc cool and thank you! Is there something I can point other people to, to learn about it? Audience ranges from non-technical to technical.
@DeeAnn Little
Have a look at the hubzilla web site, but personal opinion is that documentation, promotion and usage statistics is poor. Good software, but insufficient servers and only one programmer? -
(skimmed this, will read in full later but so far looks like a good fit)
via @iftas
https://mastodon.iftas.org/@iftas/116092824035599326
Edit- in both English and German (same document)
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I could use help composing an essential Fediverse (as a topic) book reading list. I'm planning on talking to people with a variety of technical backgrounds (range and expertise) so variety is good. I haven't read any of this yet but I would read it first and either (verbally) summarise points or point people to them for more info.
So far I have on my list:
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@chillicampari there is this Zotero library for Fediverse research literature: https://www.zotero.org/groups/5490166/fediverse_research/
if you like, you can also add stuff there
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@chillicampari there is this Zotero library for Fediverse research literature: https://www.zotero.org/groups/5490166/fediverse_research/
if you like, you can also add stuff there
@resieguen this is really cool and I had no idea that it exists, thank you so much! I think it's the most comprehensive listing I've seen and sorting by date is really interesting too.
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