> And I have yet to actually see a real use of ATproto that isn't just immediately blown out of the water by ActivityPub. ActivityPub doesn’t remotely even try

> And I have yet to actually see a real use of ATproto that isn't just immediately blown out of the water by ActivityPub. ActivityPub doesn’t remotely even try to solve problems solved by atproto. What are you talking about? In short, atproto makes apps interoperable by default by decoupling data hosting from applications. This means that apps become projections of everyone’s data, and can embed and interpret typed data from each other. ActivityPub doesn’t offer anything close, which is why you don’t have projects like http://leaflet.pub http://leaflet.pub, https://standard.site https://standard.site, https://tangled.org https://tangled.org, https://semble.so https://semble.so in the AP ecosystem. If you genuinely want to learn about atproto, I have two longreads for you: - https://overreacted.io/open-social/ https://overreacted.io/open-social/ - https://overreacted.io/a-social-filesystem/ https://overreacted.io/a-social-filesystem/