Moving Slow and Moving Collectively: Against Performativity on the Fediverse
Convener: Tommi (@tommi@pan.rent)
Participants who chose to record their names here:
- Jon (@jdp23@neuromatch.social)
- @scottjenson@social.coop
- @mayel@bonfire.cafe
- @ivan@bonfire.cafe
- Samvie (@samvie@chaos.social)
- Davide (@mala@fosstodon.org)
- @sturmsucht@mastodon.social
- Scott M. Stolz (@scott@loves.tech, @scott@codejournal.dev)
- Babette Knauer (@babetteknauer@mastodon.social
- Melanie Bartos (@melaniebartos@chaos.social)
Notes
Introductory context: Moving the Fediverse forward is not only about the technology and its governance, but above all is about using decentralized and open protocols to pursue social and
- Interested in groups, not just content – connecting with the people
- There are drives in current social networks that lead us to atomize and have an individual perspectives
- Interacting with people rather than content
- federation is a political system (article https://bonfirenetworks.org/posts/slow_software_for_a_burning_world/ )
- At the Uni Library Groningen (NL) we studied how academics use mastodon. Rhere’s a great desire for guidance: