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Introducing Fedizen, Our Bonfire Project

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    We Distribute is teaming up with Bonfire to develop a new kind of social instance - one that elevates curation and discovery to promote all things Fediverse. It's a social instance, but also a discovery portal.

    Fedizen is a collaborative effort between ourselves and the Bonfire team to build a new kind of Fediverse instance, one built specifically for the network and the communities growing around it. It combines ActivityPub federation with curated aggregation to create a network-wide community portal

    In a nutshell, Fedizen is almost like a grassroots approach to building Yahoo, but designed specifically to serve the space. It’s an effort to collect all of the news coverage, community opinions, development blogs, events, and media, and put it into one place that’s easy to find, easy to filter, and adjusts based on what you’re most interested in within this space.

  • We Distribute is teaming up with Bonfire to develop a new kind of social instance - one that elevates curation and discovery to promote all things Fediverse. It's a social instance, but also a discovery portal.

    Fedizen is a collaborative effort between ourselves and the Bonfire team to build a new kind of Fediverse instance, one built specifically for the network and the communities growing around it. It combines ActivityPub federation with curated aggregation to create a network-wide community portal

    In a nutshell, Fedizen is almost like a grassroots approach to building Yahoo, but designed specifically to serve the space. It’s an effort to collect all of the news coverage, community opinions, development blogs, events, and media, and put it into one place that’s easy to find, easy to filter, and adjusts based on what you’re most interested in within this space.

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    #2

    So interesting, I look forward to seeing where this goes!

  • We Distribute is teaming up with Bonfire to develop a new kind of social instance - one that elevates curation and discovery to promote all things Fediverse. It's a social instance, but also a discovery portal.

    Fedizen is a collaborative effort between ourselves and the Bonfire team to build a new kind of Fediverse instance, one built specifically for the network and the communities growing around it. It combines ActivityPub federation with curated aggregation to create a network-wide community portal

    In a nutshell, Fedizen is almost like a grassroots approach to building Yahoo, but designed specifically to serve the space. It’s an effort to collect all of the news coverage, community opinions, development blogs, events, and media, and put it into one place that’s easy to find, easy to filter, and adjusts based on what you’re most interested in within this space.

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    #3

    i don't get this. how exactly does this help with content discovery?

  • i don't get this. how exactly does this help with content discovery?

    scritto ultima modifica di snoopy@piefed.social
    #4

    Dunno either, they don't explain.

    All i can do is analysing the current screenshot. Imho it's not different from our threadiverse communities but there is a more promiment : "related content" "you like this, click there too"

    Maybe, they will use some algorithm to currate content based on what we like, subcribe and our location (canada news + weather sidebar have me some pointer to it)

  • Dunno either, they don't explain.

    All i can do is analysing the current screenshot. Imho it's not different from our threadiverse communities but there is a more promiment : "related content" "you like this, click there too"

    Maybe, they will use some algorithm to currate content based on what we like, subcribe and our location (canada news + weather sidebar have me some pointer to it)

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    #5

    There seems to be more details here:

    Basically federates all types of content, not just notes but also Events and all and make them searchable. Intended for communities interested in the same stuff, so when a neighbor says they're, going to some event you can look at it and see what people are saying about it I guess ?

  • There seems to be more details here:

    Basically federates all types of content, not just notes but also Events and all and make them searchable. Intended for communities interested in the same stuff, so when a neighbor says they're, going to some event you can look at it and see what people are saying about it I guess ?

    scritto ultima modifica di snoopy@piefed.social
    #6

    That's the same link that i crossposted here ? I also added some quote from the article that in my post ; and kinda find them in your comment. 😅

  • We Distribute is teaming up with Bonfire to develop a new kind of social instance - one that elevates curation and discovery to promote all things Fediverse. It's a social instance, but also a discovery portal.

    Fedizen is a collaborative effort between ourselves and the Bonfire team to build a new kind of Fediverse instance, one built specifically for the network and the communities growing around it. It combines ActivityPub federation with curated aggregation to create a network-wide community portal

    In a nutshell, Fedizen is almost like a grassroots approach to building Yahoo, but designed specifically to serve the space. It’s an effort to collect all of the news coverage, community opinions, development blogs, events, and media, and put it into one place that’s easy to find, easy to filter, and adjusts based on what you’re most interested in within this space.

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    #7

    "a grassroots approach to building yahoo"? the company that famously hasn't known what it's doing for over 15 years?

  • "a grassroots approach to building yahoo"? the company that famously hasn't known what it's doing for over 15 years?

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    #8

    There was a time, long ago, before Google was a twinkle in anyone's eye, where Yahoo had a human curated directory of homepages. It had a tree structure organized by subjects, and homepages at the leaves. It was a great way to discover content online. I think that's what they're referring to.

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    trwnh@mastodon.socialT
    @julian @smallcircles have you ever heard of "look but don't touch"? being able to view something doesn't imply unlimited usage rights. there's not necessarily any implied consent to do anything more than view.you can argue that Public makes this distinction invisible, but it's still there.
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    snoopy@piefed.socialS
    Well, both side were wrong. However, we were accusated of : being nazi, bullshit ! being zionist, bullshit ! being transphobe, bullshit ! being centrist, bullshit ! being anti-anarchist, bullshit ! using social credit, bullshit ! shadowbanning, bullshit ! You may want start this story with dbzer0 supporting "murder all zionists" and check that mod that banned lot people for zionism... Some people that still accuse us about this and that...they completly missed my point with my message on yptb. Yes, i deleted some post, some comment were deleted by our staff. You are on piefed.social, so there is some bias...so, yes it is more neutral here. But i consider this serie of posts are the first step for moving on and let Rimu share his own point of view.
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    liaizon@social.wake.stL
    @mgfp if you follow an account on mastodon you only get the posts from that account and any posts that they boost or interact with
  • I think Lemmy is being brigaded by the oddesy advertising.

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    Dig the 4:3 monitor out of my closet in 4 months so I can ignore the odyssey at my own leisure from the comfort of my very own PC.
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    openstars@piefed.socialO
    It's been a couple weeks and I wanted to add another perspective about this. I noticed a user downvoting posts, https://lemvotes.org/user/FarStare@lemmy.dbzer0.com if it helps to have specifics. In the more than one full year of existing, they have never once contributed via making a post, never once commenting even, just doling out up- and down-votes in roughly equal proportion, and even those nearly exclusively via posts but almost never comments. I am not concerned about receiving votes from PugJesus - either up or down, as PugJesus has earned the right to speak on behalf of the community. But who is this other person who is influencing how others see my content? Are they male or female? Do they have a degree of some kind? Do they primarily visit meme communities, as the vote pattern might suggest, or other communities as well? So how do I feel about people who use the Threadiverse more than others? My answer is more complex and nuanced than simply yay or nay. I might prefer the opposite of the implemented feature even - the more someone posts (including comments?), the more upvotes they are allowed to make? Have they not earned such? Also, if votes were exposed, each individual could decide for themselves how they wanted to make use of voting - perhaps someone would ban PugJesus, or conversely write special code (a 3rd party app / API recipient?) to highlight posts that PugJesus upvoted (isn't that how "boosting" works? at least re-tweeting does). It's really difficult to guess what someone wants, as each person wants different things. Which is why ultimately in an effort to make things more fair & equitable, the solution can end up making it less so. I like the follow-up suggestion to leave this new option OFF by default, so that an instance admin would have to specifically opt-in, perhaps as part of an overall suite of features limiting things like posts and comments as well. Although really, I think other approaches might work better - e.g. why would someone want to limit themselves to "some" of PugJesus' content, wouldn't they rather simply have it all or else ban him from the instance and therefore have none? I am not seeing the benefit realistically of having "some", especially when the delimiter is not based on community or overall content but simply what time of day (based on an arbitrary threshold for when they starts and ends to restart the next period) the votes are cast?
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    @Flipboard @Casey @kevin @pj Yesss!!!

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