Bridging the interop gap and addressing the long-tail of user needs
third-party apis: community infrastructure on atproto - Keith's Thoughts
you can just build things from an open set of tools
The ecosystem is moving
Considerations for distributed and decentralized technologies from the perspective of a product that many would like to see decentralize....
A varied ecosystem and terminology. - Nel Ramblings
10 Vital ecosystem services: sustaining life on Earth
Discover the importance of 10 vital ecosystem services that sustain life on Earth, mostly provided by forests, for a resilient and sustainable future.
An ecological perspective to master the complexities of the digital economy
Economic and social interactions are shifting to digital platforms which grow into vast ecosystems where user engagement creates value for members while ecosystem orchestrators harvest massive revenue. The digital ecosystem business model succeeds by adeptly navigating fast-changing environments, including new technologies and volatile demands, through dynamic innovation in a decentralized decision-making setting. This renders digital platform ecosystems complex adaptive systems. Recognizing that natural ecosystems are a prime example of complex adaptive systems, we propose a systematic hierarchical framework for describing and understanding digital ecosystems, rooted in ecology and evolution. Our framework compares digital ecosystems hosted by societies to natural ecosystems embedded in biomes, products to species, and technologies and elements of business strategy to the genetic makeup of a species. As digital platforms face heightened scrutiny about their socio-economic power and societal value, our approach contributes to the development of deeper understanding and sustainable governance of the digital economy.
Networked Cooperative Ecosystems
Research TeamAndi Argast (Researcher), Nick Houde (Researcher), Dana Salama, (Researcher & Designer), Samuel Young (Network Mapping), Rithikha Rajamohan (Research Lead).
The Ecosystem
Create collective knowledge by crowdsourcing and adapting governance innovations.
Some thoughts on a taxonomy of ATmospheric apps. I see an ecosystem developing with three categories: - Symbionts, tightly coupled with Bsky; - Offshoots, growing large, parallel communities; and - Cuckoos, which scan as skeuomorphic clones on ATproto but go beyond. numergent.com/2026-04/A-taxonomy-of-ATmosph…
A taxonomy of ATmosphere applications
numergent.comSO cool to see features on our @semble.so roadmap (auto sync from bsky to Semble) getting covered by ecosystem development. Ecosystems are rising tides that lift all apps and this is just the tip of the iceberg of their potential github.com/cosmik-network/semble/issues/…
Bluesky integration: auto-sync links from your bsky posts (exclude historical posts) · Issue #110 · cosmik-network/semble
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bubba says: try Solenoid!
oh yeah. this is working. with @airglow.run I now have my likes with links auto bookmarked on @semble.so , and then @treethought.xyz 's beta Atmosphere Obsidian plugin pulls them into an easily accessible list - I no longer need to paste links into one dump file. Excellent.
Internet Ecosystem UX Researcher in a Box
Recommendations and resources for a social web ecosystem researcher
curious to hear other #atproto devs’ thoughts on fragmentation in the ecosystem? is there a thing as too much choice? many users, but all across various apps implementing their own lexicons?
ATproto Ecosystem
This is going to turn into an unorganized mess. I can already feel it.
Wardley map
The Elements of Content Strategy by Erin Kissane - Read Online
Codes & Guidelines - Esomar
Twelve Emerging Best practices for Adding UX Work to Agile Development
The Fractal Organization
Ambiguity, legibility, and working in the open – ambiguiti.es
It's working - Tynan's Leaflets
Call for Participation: AT Protocol Ecosystem Action Research - Ecosystem Action
Roomy joins Modal incubator - Roomy
Better, Together - Graze Newsletter
Adversarial internecting - permablog
Huey Newton introduces Revolutionary Intercommunalism, Boston College, November 18 1970
