Faircamp + Hubzilla = music site in the Fediverse
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Stefan Bohacekreplied to Stefan Bohacek last edited by
@chris And it's a shame. I love how the early internet/web has been built around standards and interoperability.
Now it's all/mostly about locking people in and extracting value from their data.
Well, outside of the fediverse, at least.
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@_jayrope
yeah, hopefully i can host my own #Faircamp on Hubzilla instead of running a separate site as of yet ( #^https://fc.kliklak.net ) . Very cool!
if you do that try to get also all which you host currently under #^https://www.kliklak.net/ into the Hubzilla CMS and be the very first musician in the world who shares all his pages by a single federated CMS system with permission that work across servers
So make a new hubzilla installation under kliklak.net and make HZ the one and only system you deal with - and report how this all works out for you -
@Stefan Bohacek Thanks for this links again.
Yes - so i would say this all does teach us that we can´t wait for META, X & Co to implement things - or hope even that they take over the lead in the development of something like AP.I am hoping that ActivityPub, which powers Mastodon/fediverse, will grow in popularity with larger tech companies
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@chris No problem!
"There will be nothing good come out of that at the end, i believe"
Maybe you're right. I've thought that if we can keep big tech from influencing the protocol and the network, it should be okay for them to work on compatibility with the fediverse, giving people a chance to connect across different services, including more commercial ones.
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Stefan Bohacekreplied to Stefan Bohacek last edited by
@chris I figured this would be a fair compromise, but ultimately a compromise that can still turn out poorly.
I guess at this point I will leave it at that, but I definitely hear you.
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so for all who did not have the time jet to look at the pages more closely : the difference to a regular FC site make the download options
e.g. under:
https://im.allmendenetz.de/cloud/ehma/faircamp/cities-of-tomorrow/index.html
https://im.allmendenetz.de/cloud/ehma/faircamp/cities-of-tomorrow/purchase/uHYi45AsdaM/index.html
and the HZ cart under: https://im.allmendenetz.de/cart/ehma/catalog
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@meljoann @RobertaFidora @stefan @chris @ethicalrevolution @axwax @keefmarshall
"So I just don’t think most people ever “click out” anyway… "
with the exception of course being mastodon. people click out of here all of the time — the engagement and interaction we see here are wildly healthy. and this translates to the real world too; we have fedi people showing up at almost every show we do these days. including from many miles away from the show. it's a passionate community. love it so much🥹
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@jamie hill ️
thanks for your thoughts and input
it seams all about engagement and conditions under which it can be established.
So e.g. locking at your sides if i want to be in touche with you by email i have to agree to the terms of "Substack's". If i want to listen to music you produce you link me to bandcamp… if i want to follow your news i find you on masto, insta and fB - each time i have to agree to the terms of the service provider.
Now if i do not agree with this terms i would like to finde a place of you where i can find still all your stuff you publish.
So wouldn't it be good to have it all also on
#^https://deptofenergymgmt.com ?
And wouldn't it also not be interesting for you to have more control over your social media contacts like you habe over the emailadresses of your follower you collect ?
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@hilljam
That’s so lovely Jamie! Proves how good it can be, when platforms aren’t trying to squeeze money out of us DIY artists — and every human who might like our art…I do think Masto inherited some “dark patterns” from corpo sites, so it is still addictive here: impacts whether we feel like listening to music when we scroll. And I think follow/following isn’t great for mental health / natural community feeling
@RobertaFidora @stefan @chris @ethicalrevolution @axwax @keefmarshall
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@meljoann @hilljam @stefan @chris @ethicalrevolution @axwax @keefmarshall Yeah, that’s a great point. Maybe linking social media to an online home is reinforcing some of those things and bringing it into your space so you’re more aware of it.
Are we heading back towards forums?
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@RobertaFidora
A self host-able federated Discord style thing is something I hope will happen! (Well that would help the follower/following thing at least)@hilljam @stefan @chris @ethicalrevolution @axwax @keefmarshall
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@meljoann @hilljam @stefan @chris @ethicalrevolution @axwax @keefmarshall Now that would be excellent…
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@RobertaFidora
Specifically, being able to join any channel from any server would be excellent.@hilljam @stefan @chris @ethicalrevolution @axwax @keefmarshall
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@meljoann @RobertaFidora @hilljam @stefan @chris @ethicalrevolution @axwax
well.. Matrix would do this if it was properly Federated. Which of course it isn't.
I still think a lot of these ideas sound cool but I'm not sure what real-world problem they're actually solving.
But then I don't have the followers/fans you folks do
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@Meljoann
A self host-able federated Discord style thing is something I hope will happen!
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I don't know - that's the point. What real world problems exist that all these new ideas solve?
I see lots of solutions, I am not clear what problems they are solving.
This could be on me - there might be very important problems that these solve, that aren't obvious to me.
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@keef
What real world problems exist that all these new ideas solve?
Hmm ?
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@chris I guess more just for general music community / intersecting communities.
We already have Owncast for live streaming… Love that! And Peertube