On that note, I guess I haven't said it lately: there are a lot of projects putting forward work into ActivityPub implementations right now. I'm very grateful for everyone across all those projects who are working on things. I know it's hard work. Not just programmers for those projects, all contributors.
For 3 years I put in a lot of stress and effort into activitypub, and many times I considered giving up. These days I'm glad I didn't. Thanks for making it worth it.
@cwebber It would be cool if those projects started showing up on the implementation report, or if you added a more beginner-friendly "project presentation" page, where all projects that are already usable can be linked and introduced with one/two sentences and an image.
@rixx @cwebber that's what @lightone is aiming to do with http://fediverse.party/
@rixx @cwebber I hope @lightone won't mind me saying #PullRequestsWelcome? I've been trying to help out with aggregating (hopefully) useful info
@rixx @cwebber
MRs very welcome!
Especially writing internal articles:
https://gitlab.com/fediverse/fediverse.gitlab.io/issues/16
OR
submitting short news (150 letters+RSS text) about Fediverse social networks :)
#ActivityPub list by @strypey continues to grow here: https://gitlab.com/fediverse/fediverse.gitlab.io/issues/8
@cwebber I wanna see what's out there. Is there a site that keeps track?
ActivityPub is better than OStatus on quite a lot of points and the better documentation/standardisation really makes a difference.