On Nostr, Farcaster, and other protocols
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Right now, Bridgy Fed connects the web, ActivityPub, and AT Protocol. Long term, our goal has always been to level the playing field across many more technologies. We’ve always believed that a new standard shouldn’t be hindered by network effects, and people who want to use them should

Blog post goes in detail as to why, but it has less to do with the technical side of things and more with the organizational side of things (edit, and of values too).

    • Auster@thebrainbin.orgOP
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      1 day ago

      Unsure tbf, though something comes to mind.

      Maybe “we don’t want to accept conservatives”? I know of a guy, tech journalist with conservative views who tried Mastodon before but got banned twice, and then migrated to a Nostr-first instance with ActivityPub support, where he hasn’t been banned even after months. If his case is an example, maybe people on the other protocol are more accepting of different views?