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I think the AT protocol is versatile in that users can acces each others data once authenticated without any centralized service (granted the aggregators and so
by la64710 2y ago
I think the AT protocol is versatile in that users can acces each others data once authenticated without any centralized service (granted the aggregators and some other things may still be centralized).
- jazzyjackson 2y agoIs there any auth necessary to pull data from a PDS? I know the main relay is a public firehouse so I would be surprised, but maybe the PDS can put relay servers on an allowlist?
- anon7000 2y agoAs far as I can tell, all content on ATProto is fully public without auth
- unshavedyak 2y agoDoes it federate or anything? Wonder what up to date summaries exist of it’s capabilities
- jazzyjackson 2y agoIf by federate you mean "is stored on content addressed, signed merkle trees that can be mirrored and served from more than one domain" then yes Also it's uh, atproto.com
- irusensei 2y agoSo the recent push to artists to move there to protect their rights against AI training is not only false but a trap since anyone can point their cannons to train data on Bluesky.