Simplify sharing with built-in APIs and progressive enhancement
Instead of leaning into heavy social sharing widgets, you can create a truly user-friendly social sharing component that works for everyone, using built-in APIs and progressive enhancement.
Nobody Cares About Your Protocol | John ✦° | Offprint
Nobody joins a social network for its architecture. An honest look at why Bluesky lags Threads, plus real ideas to close the gap.
Building the Social Graph with Hubble and Jetstream - 50 Shades of Protocol
Recently Northsky Social launched it's own Social App to much fanfare and we got a lot of great feedback on it! Of course, one thing that many users noticed was...
Building the Social Graph with Hubble and Jetstream - 50 Shades of Protocol
Recently Northsky Social launched it's own Social App to much fanfare and we got a lot of great feedback on it! Of course, one thing that many users noticed was...
[Proposal] Shared private Data for social posting
seconding a sidecar private PDS endpoint attached to the DID document as a good approach in the general case (in an implementation of private data I did which never saw the light of day, this was the approach I took), though obviously it imposes additional constraints on a first mover building this out.
Collective Social | Track what you love. Share what matters.
Curate lists, track your progress, and share recommendations across books, movies, TV shows, and more — all on the open social web.
Social apps | at-store
Social-layer apps focused on posting, discovery, conversation, and relationship-building across the network.
Lab Notes #007: Semble Following - Cosmik Labs
The Cosmik Network social graph launches
(PDF) Algorithmically Mediating Communication to Enhance Collective Decision-Making in Online Social Networks
PDF | Many collective decision-making contexts involve communication among group members. Sometimes this communication helps the collective reach an... | Find, read and cite all the research you need on ResearchGate
This is a huge deal: an independent verifier shared between social platforms, each of which are independently run. A great example of how people can take back control of their online social experience via the open social web.
Richard Ferro, MD MSc
Since the cat is out of the bag, I guess I can finally say that @medsky.network is one of the trusted verifier accounts on my.social! Just like on blacksky.community and connect.medsky.network, you can go to mu.social and see accounts that have been verified by us!
Check out atShare — a universal share selector for the open social web: atshare.social
atShare — One button to reach them all
atshare.socialthis is my preferred pattern for atmosphere apps that are wanting to ”reuse” or “integrate” the bluesky social graph/lexicon don’t make me automatically follow everyone i follow on bluesky, but make it easy to find/discover/import my bluesky social graph (or other social graphs) on my own terms
dame
yeah i really like this, though it would be nice to be able to quickly “discover” users you follow on bluesky who also are active on grain and quickly follow them @chadtmiller.com
Atmosphere social client apps should make it easier to broadcast beyond the protocol. Ex. In-app mirroring tools for Threads, X, and other microblogging platforms. As well as having post scheduling. Let people share across the social internet, but make sure ATproto feels like home base.
