I also want to see #activitypub get some of the primitives that #atproto has such as decentralized identifiers (except for real), personal data stores, content addresses, etc.

I also want to see #activitypub get some of the primitives that #atproto has such as decentralized identifiers (except for real), personal data stores, content addresses, etc. I want to see both protocols cross-pollinate with each other's strengths. And perhaps share infrastructure like identities.

@captaincalliope.blue a whole lot of us are trying to work on it. Same with bridging a cohesive vision of ActivityPub C2S to people (which would be more like AT Proto's PDSes)

But many of us don't have that much direct influence over the large implementations.

@captaincalliope.blue I also tried calling for cross pollination and collaboration, and was told off by a select few people.

thisismissem@hachyderm.io The Bluesky team has no intention of opening up to Activitypub. Bluesky is an initiative financially reliant on large financiers and investment funds, and strategically based on the Fediverse's utmost irrelevance. This is why those most aligned with the open social web ideology are reluctant to build bridges to Bluesky.
Personally, I appreciate Bluesky: I have some accounts on Bluesky, I've connected some of my Friendica accounts to Bluesky with the connector created by the Friendica developers, I've bridged my Mastodon accounts with that wonderful fedibridge tool, and I'm following the amazing Wafrn idea very closely. Therefore, I still prefer a Fediverse-led strategy, but I'm convinced that the developers building software for Bluesky believe opening up to the Fediverse is a waste of time, because they're certain that Bluesky will never make a single step towards the Fediverse.

@informapirata please take your uninformed crap elsewhere.

Bluesky already proved CIMD documents for OAuth and helped greatly in getting the OAuth WG to adopt them, when CIMDs were started as an internet draft in response to a need from Mastodon's OAuth (I'm the co-author)

I've also been working with their team to better explore a OAuth Profile for Open Social Web. They are definitely open to working on things for the common good.

Please don't speak on shit you don't know. Like, there's a reason I posted what I posted because I happen to have very good first hand knowledge of the topic I'm posting about.

(I'm the co-author of the CIMD internet draft)

@informapirata the bluesky people also all jumped on to sign the open letter for collaboration. It was a few ActivityPub people who actively objected to the letter. https://writings.thisismissem.social/statement-on-discourse-about-activitypub-and-at-protocol/