@scholar

All of them

Because I trust them

Also, bye...

@scholar

"‘Ask them how many women they know trust them’ Strange sort of question to go around asking people, maybe not the soundest vetting process"

Yeah

Really

I mean, women only make up -- what is it now? -- one half of the human race?

What would they know, and who would care?

cc @ShareMySims

@Zetta

"but after reading the rules, I definitely don’t want to use that server. Mainly because of this rule:

"No incitement of violence or promotion of violent ideologies”

That’s not gonna fly for me. I definitely want to see people inciting violence against CEOs and stuff if the time comes."

You're trolling, right?

Right?

Bad gambit

Bye...

@frightful_hobgoblin

Lets review:

You make a declarative, public statement about the length of your password, suggesting a problem

The required length of a password is stated at your link

Someone asks you the obvious question

You insult them with a complete non sequitur

Wow...

cc @Blaze

@deadsuperhero

Instructive to read #Maven's #About page and see who's behind it.

Here: https://www.heymaven.com/about

Selected excerpts from "Who is behind Maven?"

"CEO Ken Stanley is an expert on open-ended discovery in both AI and human systems and ... (most recently leading the Open-Endedness Team at #OpenAI )."

At: "Is Maven part of a larger company?"

"No, Maven is an independent startup."

But

"Here are a few of our investors, who also commented on their reasons for supporting Maven:

-- Ev Williams, co-founder of #Twitter: “Maven lets you follow your deepest curiosities instead of the trends of the day.”

-- Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI: ”In Maven, there is a chance for AI to play a role in fixing much that is broken in our online discourse.”

-- Rana El Kaliouby, co-founder of Affectiva..."

Sam Altman

#SamAltman

Where have I heard that name before?

@deadsuperhero

Been looking into #Maven all morning

Just going to copy-paste two posts

The head admin/dev @jsecretan claims:

"Happy to remove any of your posts from Maven and cease ingestion from those servers going forward"

So, after the fact, individuals on Mastodon have to contact you personally and ask you to stop?

Is that your position?

Reminds me of Byron Miller (@Supernovae @universeodon.com) and his since-deleted "In four months of having full text seach [we haven't heard from anyone who has be directly harmed]..."

That last is a paraphrase because Supernovae has pretty much removed any mention of himself from the Fediverse, right down to deleting his involvement with Mastodon on Github, causing renchap to opine:

"I suspect that @Supernovae closed it because they do not want to be involved with Mastodon anymore."

here: https://github.com/mastodon/mastodon/issues/21398#issuecomment-2145321855

Executive summary: there are a lot of people On Here(tm) who don't appreciated every new idea all you bright-eyed young creatives can come up with

@Deadman

Couple thoughts, because I read some common misunderstandings

1. The Fediverse is a broad, generic concept like "democracy"

No one is running "Fediverse" anywhere or is homed on a "Fediverse" instance

2. #ActivityPub is a protocol, a specification if you will

It must be *implemented* in a specific software distribution (to varying degrees of accuracy) to exist

Again, no one is running "ActivityPub" anywhere or is homed on an "ActivityPub" instance

3. "Viewing content from other #instances, one needs to follow a profile from that instance"

and

"Explicitly viewing instance content, user needs to sign up on their instance"

No

I can go to your instance in a web browser, to /public/local/ and read the public posts on your specific instance

Here: https://mstdn.social/public/local

But no, I cannot see anyone's Home feed unless I follow that person, or follow hashtags which we use and Follow in common

Which is the only reason I saw your post in the first place, the hashtag #Fediverse

cc @technology