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  1. Jan 2023
    1. Collaborative Technology AlliancePublic - Anyone can find and see this groupClosed - This group is invitation onlyGlobal

    1. 3/21: Final presentations. We will kickoff a participatory process for deciding how much money to allocate to each project. This is still being designed.

      as with all succesful co-operastion everything that we we would do thorughout rhis hackathon would be a reward in itself. If it was not it would not be worth our time!

    2. Check-point event: teams can present their work so far

      that would be a great opportunity to scale our reach and visibility within the alliance and the wider Pradigm Flipping movement

    3. 2/21: Build kickoff event: Highlight projects and teams that are moving forward into the build phase

      the Build phase in our case would benevisioning and organizing collaboration with othere teams in this space to plugout and interoperate with the indyNet/Web/Lab and build their own IndyXxxx

    4. Discussion of projects

      we could provide an alternative for setting up discussions for for the IndyNet/Nao projects and offer support for others building bridges between loomio and the IndyNet/Lab

      Aside we have explored fully the possibikity of using approaches that lead to indyweb and trailmarks to do full projhect comprehension tools and can combine thsew with interpersonal communication collaboration support

    5. Proposals for projects can be submitted

      that's what we need to prepare ship the current plan on the IndyWeb and allow conversations through those artifacts

    6. Social interoperability

      IndyNet is a new paradigm for social interoperabiity permanence, accountability and trust

    7. Sovereign identity (e.g. adopting DID-based login)

      identity is established and maintained recoverd via gossip networks with personal human connections combined with full provenance of interactions and permanence of recods

    8. Agreeing on shared data schemas, to make it easy to export/import data

      IndyWeb proposes an universal intentional instance first end-to-end workable framework for personal first, interpersonal collaboration in autonomous evergreen hypermedia spaces

      Flipping the current paradigm based on schemas and APIs

      instead create exemplars of extensible, malleable, ustomizable ready to use and extend framework that emphasizes actor autnonomy, privacy, trust networks based on Human trust , for trust where each component is exchangable and born interoperable

    9. Technical interoperability & data portability across social platforms.

      IndyWeb's primary goal is to bootstrap the co-evolution of Open Commons Based peer-produced constellations for a People-Centered Intetrnet for boundaryless autnomous deep collaboration

    1. Tibet Sprague (He/Him) 2nd degree connection 2nd Communitarian technologist and core steward of Terran Collective and Hylo, working for a world where all beings can thrive

    1. TrailHub

      IndyHub for the IndyWeb

    2. the simplest possible [webnative] database that could possibly be built.

      edge native evergreen, inter(planetary|personal) autonomous human trust based networks and constellations

    3. TrailMarks’ vision and mission with Trailhub

      TrailHub is IndyHub with TrailMarks as an Independent Software Vendor

      Although we incorporated as TrailMarks LTD in the UK we wish to explore going the route of Open Collective which is especially important for Commons based peer production of born interoperable webnative long tail web apps co-creating a FAIR social software alliance to "Build the future of web apps at the edges" Fission

    4. masters of their own personal social networks

      portable autonomous social networks

    1. This is an aspirational post.

      what if = decentralized, open web - was - a historical aberration - an accident between broadcast models - not an ideal that was won then lost

      We have nothing to loose but those cookies

      All to play for!

      https://hyp.is/o3XPCJanEe2l48vfa8UuUg/hackeducation.com/2015/12/21/trends-indie

    2. And this resistance is happening…

      resistance is not useless!

  2. tantek.com tantek.com
    Your #IndieWeb site can be the home you’ve always wanted on the internet. https://indieweb.org/images/e/ee/the-home-youve-always-wanted.png https://indieweb.org/homepage While posting on a personal site has many^1 advantages^2 over only posting to #socialMedia, maybe you already quit social media silos^3. There are lots of reasons to get a domain name^4 and setup your own homepage on the web. If you’re a web professional, a personal site with your name on it (perhaps also in its domain) can make it easier for potential employers to find you and read your description in your own words. If you’re a web developer, a personal home page is also an opportunity to demonstrate your craft.^5 If you’re a writer, you can organize your words, essays, and longer form articles in a form that’s easier for readers to browse, and style them to both be easier to read, and express your style better than any silo. Similarly if you’re an artist, photographer, or any other kind of content creator. See https://indieweb.org/homepage for more reasons why, and what other kinds of things you can put on your home page. Thanks to Chris Aldrich (https://boffosocko.com/) for the header image. This is day 13 of #100DaysOfIndieWeb #100Days. ← Day 12: https://tantek.com/2023/012/t1/six-years-webmention-w3c → 🔮 ^1 https://tantek.com/2023/001/t1/own-your-notes ^2 https://tantek.com/2023/005/t3/indieweb-simpler-approach ^3 https://indieweb.org/silo-quits ^4 https://tantek.com/2023/004/t1/choosing-domain-name-indieweb ^5 https://indieweb.org/creator - Tantek
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    1. Thanks to Chris Aldrich (https://boffosocko.com/) for the banner image.

      banner image

    2. Your #IndieWeb site can be the home you’ve always wanted on the internet.

    1. All members of the webring get a unique emoji ID when they first sign in.

      unique emoji ids

    1. Mark Sutherland Web Designer, Developer & Digital Creative

      📻📅🚿

    2. liaison between creativity and logic.

      🎼🍳🌹

    3. A Directory of Active Sites with Profiles

      Description

    4. An IndieWeb Webring

      🕸💍

    1. “map of inquiry”

      for = HyperBlog

      Description

    2. Networked Writing

      Named Networked Writing Networks

    3. how do we build in-line comments and discussion to the web?

      problem : indyweb

      how we build : - in-line comments - discussions

    4. Blogging still feels very single player.

      MultipPlayer Blogging

    1. Enable instructors to assign H content to student groups

      D2L Groups

    1. Annotate over VitalSource owned ebooks and PDFs

      JSTOR integration

    1. Crucially, the lessons from this process are informing the global efforts to create a universally-accepted set of policies and practices for DAOs.

      = DAO

      = WEF

      Description

    1. Personal Canon These are the things that have most influenced my work and thinking; the things that I return to and share with others again and again.
    1. personal canon
    2. Brendan Schlagel

      about

    3. forging meaningful communities, and continuing to craft my own self-directed learning program.

      self-directed learning program

    1. Catalogs and catacombs of books unread. Browse the Antilibrary below! Reload the page to see a random selection or continue to the entire collection.
    1. We are a creative collective that pursues meaning

      searched for srg

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    1. 4:38 : Social Bookmarking Tool -

    1. difference between 00:03:53 the more transient um like metadata type pheromone markings in contrast with the more content like architectural modifications so there's a lot of like resonances 00:04:05 across systems and hence not exactly one ontology or way to talk about the different components

      contrast : metadata content - transient metadata type pheromone markings - content like architectural modifications

      comment : named plexes/pages - combine trailmarks qualifiers with subject object name combinations

    1. beyond' ontology

      Dynamic Self-organization of all content in relevant contexts adept at context-switching/recall via "shapes" giving the illusion of having a single big ontology

    1. ENTIRE SCAFFOLD

      “the inheritance from the master becomes not only his additions to the world’s record, but for his disciples the entire scaffolding by which they were erected."

      We GATHER here to build TOGETHER the MEMEX for the Web

    1. A (pipe?)dream is about to come true across the Web. Just "Think A Link" and it get's you into the right context across the Web of Networked Thoughts and Trust we need to tackle urgent problems. https://youtube.com/watch?v=_M05U9BHYzM&feature=youtu.be&t=3990

      Just "Think a Link"

    1. "think a link"

      The Way We Link

      Capture the learning (not semantics)

    1. algorithms we are developing for socialMindGraphing,

      HyperKnowledge by construction

    2. Personal Knowledge Mastery,

      now : Open mutual learning commons Homebrew personalised social software constellations of born interoperable exchangeable holonic components self-suits

    3. Chrome Webstore

      dApp stores or personal self-configured fungible tinkerable long tail homebrew apps plugouts

    4. DriveGraph

      Turn Google Drive into a MindGraph

      now : Fission Peergos Web3 storage and other alternative operational/scaling privacy requirements are all possible that are all exchangeable free choice including Of course Google drive or any other centralised choices

    5. Knowledge Platform.Support deep collaboration at the meta level by facilitating the merging and consolidation ofalternative conceptu

      Meta

    6. does not need to be backed up with venturecapita

      No Need for VC capital to scale

      Once yu go from 0 to 1 it is already at scale!

    7. Knowledge Mastery is a meta-reflective problem. Offer a meta-reflectivetechnology to kick start co-evolution.

      knowledge mastery

      meta-reflective problem

      requiring meta-reflective, tinkerable co-evolvable tools

    8. a reusable Universal framework where everything is a graph andall capabilities are expressed in terms of a Graph based model of computation. surely it willbe copied and set to become a new paradigm.

      reusable universal framework

      everything is a graph

    9. eflect in a MindGraph what they are doing, seeking to learn and write to think about,while capturing and saving relevant content always in the right context.
      • seek to learn
      • write to think about
      • capturing saving
      • relevant content in context

      constellations of tools to think with

    10. merging graph neighborhoods

      MindPlexes

    11. Personal Knowledge Work tomove towards support for collaborative Knowledge Work.

      going from Personal Knowledge Work to Collaborative Knowledge Work

    12. Google Drive™

      not just Google Drive

      but Fission Drive, Peergos etc

    13. WikiNizer does not have to build the cost of “free services” into its prices.

      all data is local first exists on user's own devices synced

    14. Everything is thus contextualized, reused, and reconstituted as MindGraphs
      • contextualized
      • reused
      • reconstituted

      as MindGraphs

    15. Google Drive™.

      on IPFS now

    16. Users are thus forced to disperse related information

      forced to disperse : related information - diagrams, - notes, - mindmaps, - pearl trees, - presentations, and - blog entries, - across siloed centralized services

    17. leaving the automatic formation of communities to berealized at some future time.
    1. Graph databases

      alternative to : graph database - in an (inter)personal settings - with IPFS - the Network is the - Open Commons-based, peer produced, Graph anti-database

      https://hyp.is/iCZ2rkWFEeyZ7LtPCb0IFA/www.quora.com/What-is-a-database-in-your-own-idea

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    1. indie creator economics

      indie creator economy

    2. building hyperlink.academy, a new platform for collaborative learning.

      building hyperlink academy

    1. to display and disseminate and put into action all that which I build.
      • structure to hold it
      • display
      • disseminate
      • put into actions all that I buiuld
    2. “blog” to mean an individual’s online home base, an identity owned and consolidated rather than diluted across the social media spectrum,

      blog - individual home base- identity owned - consolidated - rather than diluted across social media spectrum -

      can we bring those toghether seamlessly as autononmous actor interpersonal connections and conversations?

    3. “lifestream”

      life slip stream

    4. “The blog is dead, long live the blog”

      blog dead long live

    5. built over time, with love and care and generosity and effort shining through.

      love and care and generosity

    6. carefully built space

      show heart of their thoughts

    7. A Personal Niche, An Internet Cathedral, A Networked Empire
    1. A portfolio; a cathedral

      portofilo

      cathedral

    2. one author, many blogs!

      one author many blogs

    3. group blog! One blog, many authors, a shared set of themes or editorial voice.

      group blog

      • many authors
      • shared set of themes or
      • editorial voice
    4. learning-focused communal blogging

      learning focused

      communal blogging

      • exploring particular question together
      • aggregating collection of resources
      • reflection on shared experiences
    5. Blogging Futures learning adventure
    6. discussion of hyperlink.academy
    7. But I want more structures; grander structures!

      want : hyperblog indyweb/net/lab/blog - more strucure - or as Ted Nelson said: structure & collaboration

    8. I want big, simple, legible ways to link blog discussions together. I want: blogging megastructures!

      want : hyperblog indyweb - legible ways to link blog discussions together - blogging megasgtructures

    9. Networked Communities
    10. problem is

      the problem is: - do not have great ways to connect blogs together

      response : - need to connect bloggers as individuals and communities first

      weaving a - local first - offline first - permanent - interpersonal networks - inter communities of care

      eventually connecting everything : - people - communities - ideas - mutual learnings with full provenance - conversations that are continuous without being synchronous

    11. blogchain-based learning adventure

      blogchain-based

      learning adventure

    12. blog society requires connection, community, conversation

      blog society - requires : - connection - community - conversations

    13. every blog is an island.

      not on medium

      alas the network value effect is realized largely by the aggregator still it may be a good deal

      as long as you have HyperBlog as an IndyWeb companion

    14. This post is part of Blogging Futures

      = Blogging Future - collaborative - blockchain-based - learning adventure - explore reimagining blogging - feel free to join the conversation

    15. What’s beyond a blog post; beyond a blogchain?

      HyperBlog

    1. quit the regular paycheck lifestyle in 2011 to go feral.

      quit paycheck lifestyle go feral

    2. essence of it was legible to new readers willing to do a bit of clicking around.

      essence legible clicking around

    1. navigating the warrens of the funding and publishing ecosystems

      navigating warrens of funding publishing ecosystem

    2. wasn’t powerful enough to reshape the landscape in ways that could create room for me.

      reshape landscape room for me

    3. The publish or perish equation gets massively loaded on the perish side, and I perished.

      perished

      saved?

    4. fall right through the cracks between the fields of AI, operations research, cognitive science and control theory.

      fall right through the cracks

    5. disreputable interdisciplinary TV science (Santa Fe has a far bigger reputation in pop science than in mainstream academia).

      pop science santa fe

    6. complex systems that are also recursively self-aware

      recursively self-aware

    7. Resurrecting Self-Organized Criticality?

      self-organized criticality

    8. biological systems self-organize in ways that keep them on the edge of criticality

      edge of criticallity

      aplex : - metaphysics of adjacency interactions

    9. social systems that thrive and grow are on the edge of legibility.

      social systems grow

      at the edge of legibiity

    10. A warren

      is a : - a social environment - where no participant can see beyond their little corner of a larger maze

      Warrens - emerge - through people personalizing and customizing their individual environments - with some degree of emergent collaboration.

    11. Warrens vs. Plazas

    12. A plaza is

      = plaza - is : - an environment - where you can easily get to a global/big picture viewof the whole thing - created by central planners - who believe they know what’s best for everyone. - contrast : Long Tail of software JotSpot

      warren plaza - as terms are : - evocative - remind you of the idea of legibility in physical environments

    13. fascinating series he is doing on social software.

      social software

    1. Good for creating tunnel/warren-like architectures that are more “indoors” than “outdoors”.

      tunnel/warren -like architectures

    2. Gutenberg block editor which introduces, among a lot of other things, reusable container-like blocks.

      wordpress

    3. Q7: What’s a blogchain?

      gloss : blockchain - longform by other means # - containerized longform - themed blog-within-a-blog, - built as a series of short, ideally fixed-length posts (we’re trying to standardize on 300 words as one container size). - blockhain analogies apply

    4. retcon 

      retroactive continuity

    1. Imperialist appropriation in the world economy: Drain from the global South through unequal exchange, 1990–2015

      forensic economist

    1. We are working towards adding features based upon colored highlights to enhance the end users experience.

      coloured highlights

    1. Our partnership with VitalSource will be expanded to improve the user experience on documents with multiple pages.

      UI for documents with multipage

    1. Funding is flowing to superficial things rather than connecting the fancy faucets to the plumbing that already exists,

      funding superficial things

      connecting fancy faucets to the plumbing that already exists

    1. open writing ecosystems, working in public, the greater blogsphere present and future…

      open writing ecosystems

    2. networked communities — exploring

      networked communities

    1. Networked Communities How do networks form, adapt and work in the networked age?

      Named Network Communities Weaving the IndyNet

    1. Use brid.gy to connect your Twitter and all that if you honestly need it.

    2. The benefit is that people will read your posts on your actual blog. This could be nice for you!

      people read your posts on your actual blog

      oh and go WebNative with IndyWeb Hyperblog

      soon will have a link for it here!

    3. How to Post on Indieweb.xyz

    1. Bridgy Fed connects your web site to Mastodon and the fediverse. Learn more...

    1. Bridgy connects your web site to social media. Likes, retweets, mentions, cross-posting, and more...

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    1. you still need to have the sub link in the blog entry that you are submitting. (As described here!)

      This gives a way to submit link from any IndyWeb HyperBlog to the IndieWeb Blogs. Subs.

    1. The future is collectiveOpen Collective is a legal and financial toolbox for grassroots groups. It’s a fundraising + legal status + money management platform for your community.

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    1. The Power of Indulging Your Weird, Offbeat ObsessionsBeing curious and obsessed can lead to interesting places

      "Stay foolish, stay hungry" Steve Job

    2. Surprisingly big breakthrough ideas come when you bridge two seemingly unconnected areas.

      bridge unconnected ideas

    1. the work that needs to be done is not a finite list of tasks, it is a neverending stream.

      Instead of trying hard to Get IT right first time

      Focus on articulating the IT seek the fixed point of maximal possible solution that is complete

      Good chance that the IT will take cre of itself through that process

    2. Rest in motion

      great title

      sounds like Wu Wei

      chimes well with moving meditation for Qi Gong

    1. Happiness is pushed to some later date in the future while your present self battles with the misery of the current moment.

      why did that bit get orphanned?

    1. little idiomatic UI that lets 01:03:37 you off the cuff create property graphs and it helps to you know like so many things it helps to have a subject if you have a subject area

      Idiomatic UI off the cuff create property graphs

    2. properly trying to do property graphs as opposed to you know something that links stickies together

      Link stickies together

    3. there is a knack to it too and 01:02:54 just as Wiki made hypertext a little easier than the hypertext experts you know the stuff we're doing with property graphs is a little easier

      Knack to it

    4. they're pretty magical and if you think about it a property graph with its nodes and relations 01:02:39 feels like a little miniature Wiki

      Property graph mini wiki

    5. like the blogosphere the only twist we have is we say well yeah it's going to be like the blogosphere except that we can put data 01:02:25 and share data

      Blogosphere share data with property graphs

    6. network traffic is kind of going from a broadcaster out to the audience

      Network traffic broadcaster to audience

    7. trying to move away from that idea of actually even having files

      IPFS

    8. there's a network

      Network

    9. croquet is interesting because uh there's no server

      no server

      Paradigm Flip

    10. quirk to to to stand away from uh making money

      Stand away from making money

    11. create a coinbase account or something you know because then I at least feel comfortable that they're not going to lose all their funds

      Coinbase account

      Not loose funds

    12. problem of onboarded people into web 3 is so huge

      On boarding to web3

    13. back to uh to uh Engelbert and should the interface be easy or is it okay if the interface is hard

      Engelbart interface easy or hard

      naming : - IS hard but all powerful

    14. difficult to use until you get The Knack of it and when you get the Knack 00:33:42 of it you say oh this is pretty magical as long as you've put in all the work that I just put in to learn it

      Knack of it

    15. relations are sort of sort of assumed you know well no no you have to name them and put them in to be 00:33:28 able to make a statement in graph

      Relationships have to name them

    16. figuring that out but the the premise is is it's a chat program but instead of chatting in statements in English 00:33:03 you chat in little networks of nodes and relations as a system thinker would expect I guess

      Figuring it out chat in little networks of nodes

    17. S3 thing kind of 00:31:18 equivalents which is becoming the web version of memory

      Buckets Web version of memory

    18. e stepping out of the wiki a

      Stepping out of the wiki

    19. super 00:30:13 Collider and I said well man that's a great name let's call it the semiconducting super collaborator

      Super collaborator

    20. let's think about how it really ought to be and we had trouble articulating that

      How it out to be Difficult to articulate

    21. we've in the context of Wiki we've came 00:29:10 came to realize that this property graph stuff's pretty powerful

      Wiki context property graph

    22. quirkier side of things things that might work because in the programming there's something powerful there and yet to be explored

      Quikier side programming Something powerful there

    23. collaborative graph too

      Collaborative graph tool how does it help?

    24. Allen K was one of those and I was kind of a subscriber 00:26:54 okay to his work

      Alan Kay subscriber to his work

    25. put up with the Arcane nature of the programming

      Arcane nature programming

    26. could only sell crippled things to the population and there might be something to that

      Sell crippled things to the population

    27. learn to use it and learning to use

      Learn to use it

    28. let's just do this because it'll 00:21:19 work

      Do this it will work

    29. Roger Bates was one and and uh he came to tektronics

      Roger Bates Tektronix

    30. won't even say nice job he'll just say oh and you can do this and this and this and this and come up with more 00:19:45 ideas so it's not very satisfying

      do this and this not very satisfying

    31. skeptical you know it sounded pretty blue sky

      Skeptical blue sky

    32. Doug Engelbert I didn't sort of get to that I had met him yeah you know of him 00:18:22 even even when he was starting the internet

      Doug Engelbart NIC

    33. 1993 vintage GPS

      1993 vintage GPS

    34. get in the room and do the work

      Why do

    35. not how we can go about building this collective intelligence but why

      not how but why collective intelligence

    36. create a registry for a geospatial data um and so for instance like if you're looking at a lot of climate projects

      Registry geospatial climate

    37. Perma Garden basically for ourselves and um so we we don't uh so we can you know use that as our as our story

      Perma garden story

    38. other resources Beyond money

      Resources beyond money

    39. indigenomics
    40. web3 without uh you know you know by encrypting certain pieces of data and having people you know allowing people to ask questions about you know whether they can you know use it for a certain 00:11:43 data se

      Encrypt pieces ask questions

    41. don't really want all of this data to be open

      Not all data open

    42. accruing trust to the trustworthy without having any kind of authoritative hand on it

      Accrue trust authoritative hand

    43. everyone just expresses what they think

      Express what they think

    44. canonical debate like as you've seen kyalo

      canonical debate

    45. common trust is the vector through which information can spread we don't necessarily have to agree on all of the facts about everything if we can agree on who to trust to do a good enough job

      common trust is the vector

      through which information spreads

    46. shows automatically all the top reasons for 00:08:00 and against

      show top reasons for or against

      debate graph

    47. idea Market also establishes a Knowledge Graph so that there are inferential links between the points of uh knowledge or th

      Knowledge Graph

    48. citation system

      = citation system

    49. little social network called idea market

      = idea market