Fedica for PeerTube (+Mastodon+Pixelfed+Bluesky) Demo/Feedback
Convener: Samir Al-Battran (@samir@m.fedica.com)
Participants who chose to record their names here:
- Anthony Zone (@ozoned@btfree.social)
- Manfred Zielinski (@manfredzielinski@mastodon.nl)
- Jim DeLaHunt (@jdlh@mstdn.ca)
Notes
Demo of and overview of Fedica
Lets you connect (almost) every social media account to your Fedica account
Write a single post, tailor it for each specific social media account (tweak wording for Facebook, post video for Youtobe)
Can define audiences to address. Can define which hours your audience goes online. Can segment by location (for X only)
Can define “pipelines”.
Can have Fedica subscribe to your blog so that it posts each blog as you publish it
Analytics. Fetch analytics from each platform. Can filter out bot-like followers from engagement numbers.
Management tools. e.g. segment audience e.g. find profiles which include a word, or have more than a certain number of followers
Research tools, e.g. measure overlap between follower bases of different accounts
It can insert the same set of hashtags into each post
Feedback: interest in support for podcasting apps
Feedback: interest in support for “threadivers”: Lemmy, nodebb, etc.
Feedback: this will be a game-changer for politicians to reach many platforms
Fedica complies with Canadian law, but is close to GDPR. Canada maintains “adequacy status” with EU regarding flow of personal data between Canada and EU.
Fedica is GDPR compliant (DPA is available)
Q: How do you classify gender? A: we have algorithms to read gender metadata, and infer gender from clues.
Government user says, we must register each algorithm which our software uses (to profile users)
Fedica offers several plans with subsets of features. Can buy the plan with only the features you want
Feedback: please prepare your infrastructure for globally-inclusive fediverse handles. Response: developer is well aware of internationalisation. Demo of UI in Arabic, wiht right-to-left layout, as demonstration of awareness.
Q: have APIs gotten worse over time? A: Facebook and Twitter APIs used to be better, then Cambridge Analytica scandal happened.