After Twitter: Understanding Social Media Protocols
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Hosted by TechSoup on September 28, 2023. https://events.techsoup.org/e/m5vnbn/ In an age where social media giants face increasing scrutiny, we'll delve into the reasons behind the growing search for alternative platforms and the intriguing trends that are emerging from this shift. Explore the ever-evolving landscape of post-Twitter social media and discover the allure of alternative platforms and the emerging trends driving this shift. Evan Henshaw-Plath, one of the first developers of Twitter, will compare platforms like Activity Pub/Mastodon, Nostr, Threads, and more, while discussing the importance of decentralization for nonprofits. Join us to gain valuable insights into the future of online communication and interaction.
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- 3. History of Social Media From the 60's until today
- 4. One Forum For Everybody Usenet & NNPT
- 5. One Forum For Everybody
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- 13. RSS Feed Format
- 14. Podcasting
- 16. Podcasts
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- 18. Odeo
- 19. iTunes Podcasts
- 20. Oh Shit
- 21. Hackathon
- 22. Hackathon
- 23. Hackathon
- 24. Twitter
- 25. Friend Stalker
- 27. TxtMob
- 29. Twitter was social RSS
- 31. Social Media
- 34. Open Resistance
- 35. Open Resistance
- 36. Open Social
- 37. ActivityStreams
- 38. Mashups
- 39. ActivityPub
- 40. The Fediverse
- 42. Mastodon
- 43. Open Lost
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- 48. Power Corrupts
- 51. Social Protocols
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- 55. Pure P2P Protocols Gossip protocol O ffl ine/local fi rst, append only Custom RPC SSB rebuild with Standards - GPRC & MLS Merkel trees with Flexible collaborative Social documents Super privacy focused Messaging & sharing Scuttlebutt Earthstar P2Panda cwtch Made by ActivityPub Creator - distributed Agents
- 56. Crypto Currency Protocols Polkadot Everything Lots of funding Little use. DAP's and pay to post ...... Social media Custom token nft platform Tokens, payments... Etc... DSNP Voice Status.IM Minds
- 57. Other Corporate Platforms Twitter clone Twitter clone with groups Black owned Heavy moderation Center-left News focused Heavy moderation pebble.is Sproutible Tribel post.news Retro design Retro ideas cohost.org Owned by meta Instagram algorithms Lots of users threads.net
- 58. Twitter & IG Mastodon Nostr & Bluesky Centralized systems like Twitter and Instagram are vertically integrated, many businesses exist, but within one corporation. Mastodon and the fediverse are open but they work like a network of city states. Each with their own rules making it hard for for things to go viral or to build secondary services like donation features. Nostr is an open interoperable network with relay servers as middleware. When you publish on to nostr, users can read and share content via dozens of di ff erent compatible apps. Network Models Crypto Blockchain projects manage update by charging users through crypto currency which you must pay to use the system
- 59. Why Protocols? Platforms are like a shopping mall, it feels public but it's actually a private space for commerce. Open Protocols are a commons. A public space thats under shared goverance.
- 61. 1. Define clear group boundaries. 2. Match rules governing use of common goods to local needs and conditions. 3. Ensure that those affected by the rules can participate in modifying the rules. 4. Make sure the rule-making rights of community members are respected by outside authorities. 5. Develop a system, carried out by community members, for monitoring members’ behavior. 6. Use graduated sanctions for rule violators. 7. Provide accessible, low-cost means for dispute resolution. 8. Build responsibility for governing the common resource in nested tiers from the lowest level up to the entire interconnected system. 8 Principles for Managing a Commons
- 62. Options? Setup Fediverse Server like Mastodon Setup identities (accounts) on Nostr & Bluesky Build an audience with direct connection?
- 63. Fediverse * Lots of kinds of social media * Mostly doesn't reuse friends & content * Opposed to network effect & search
- 64. Bluesky Independent public benefit corp Funded by but not connected to twitter Built centralized first, will open up Facing serious conflict between community and team building it
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- 66. Nostr Meetup App
- 67. Q&A App
- 68. nos.social