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Reading the actual document, I don’t see anything about “interoperability” implying “federation” - it’s more like “third-party clients must be allowed to use th
by Shish2k 5y ago
Reading the actual document, I don’t see anything about “interoperability” implying “federation” - it’s more like “third-party clients must be allowed to use the same APIs as first-party clients”
- ISL 5y agoA third-party client that aggregates content from Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, and Mastodon, strips all of the ads, and orders posts in the order desired by the user will, in aggregate, be a game-changer. Not being able to split-test reliably for all users will also have a huge impact for the walled gardens.
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- tomjen3 5y agoThat would be fantastic. The world needs pidgin 2.0 where all the services are aggregated and serve the user.
- Vinnl 5y agoThis makes so much more sense. I've been wondering how this should work in practice for ages (but was still too lazy to look it up), and you just summarised it in one clear sentence. Thanks!