hellekin (GNU Consensus)
2013-01-29 22:52:59 UTC
Hello list,
despite a significant drop in the list traffic, activity didn't stop,
far from it. Here is a short update on the current actions and upcoming
topics.
1. User Data Manifesto
2. Wiki
3. SocketHub
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1. User Data Manifesto
Frank Karlitschek, proponent of the UDM, accepted to pass it under the
critical scrutiny of this list, and we are working together at
clarifying the terms and concepts conveyed by this manifesto. That is in
fact our first public collaborative work, and I'm grateful to Frank to
have taken this first step.
The original UDM sits at http://userdatamanifesto.org/.
The discussion thread is: [RFC][SH] User Data Manifesto
2. Wiki
The GNU/consensus maintains a wiki on LibrePlanet, where ideas and
resources can be posted, pre-empting or following the discussion on the
mailing list.
http://libreplanet.org/wiki/GNU/consensus
For example, the Stakeholders' page on the wiki mentions projects and
organizations that could become official stakeholders or partners, and
need to be contacted.
http://libreplanet.org/wiki/GNU/consensus/stakeholders#Software_Projects
When addressing wiki contents in the mailing list, you can prefix your
message Subject with [wiki].
3. SocketHub
Elf Pavlik pointed me to SocketHub, a project by Nick Jennings released
under the AGPL. Nick builds on the UnHosted platform to propose an
universal web hub that is polyglot and can connect to various federated
web platforms, and also beyond, a bit like Psyced does. I'm eager to
hear more about this project here from his author!
https://github.com/sockethub/sockethub
For this topic, please mention in the Subject: [SH] sockethub.
*
Please have a look at the wiki, and keep the right ideas pouring in :)
You're welcome to join the conversation:
http://libreplanet.org/wiki/GNU/consensus/mailing-list
==
hk
despite a significant drop in the list traffic, activity didn't stop,
far from it. Here is a short update on the current actions and upcoming
topics.
1. User Data Manifesto
2. Wiki
3. SocketHub
*
1. User Data Manifesto
Frank Karlitschek, proponent of the UDM, accepted to pass it under the
critical scrutiny of this list, and we are working together at
clarifying the terms and concepts conveyed by this manifesto. That is in
fact our first public collaborative work, and I'm grateful to Frank to
have taken this first step.
The original UDM sits at http://userdatamanifesto.org/.
The discussion thread is: [RFC][SH] User Data Manifesto
2. Wiki
The GNU/consensus maintains a wiki on LibrePlanet, where ideas and
resources can be posted, pre-empting or following the discussion on the
mailing list.
http://libreplanet.org/wiki/GNU/consensus
For example, the Stakeholders' page on the wiki mentions projects and
organizations that could become official stakeholders or partners, and
need to be contacted.
http://libreplanet.org/wiki/GNU/consensus/stakeholders#Software_Projects
When addressing wiki contents in the mailing list, you can prefix your
message Subject with [wiki].
3. SocketHub
Elf Pavlik pointed me to SocketHub, a project by Nick Jennings released
under the AGPL. Nick builds on the UnHosted platform to propose an
universal web hub that is polyglot and can connect to various federated
web platforms, and also beyond, a bit like Psyced does. I'm eager to
hear more about this project here from his author!
https://github.com/sockethub/sockethub
For this topic, please mention in the Subject: [SH] sockethub.
*
Please have a look at the wiki, and keep the right ideas pouring in :)
You're welcome to join the conversation:
http://libreplanet.org/wiki/GNU/consensus/mailing-list
==
hk