My answer to this isn't technical, it's about power dynamics. Your PDS is the server that puts your data on the internet. You've never needed to think about that because your data has always been on Facebook or Google or Amazon's servers. We're doing the same thing, but billionaire-proofing it.
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Our Pollen browser extension is now live on Chrome and Firefox! It's an experimental tool for adding "claims" to images on Bluesky (commentary, provenance, facts) directly attached to the image content itself.
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the firehose if everyone was just DMing you
Lovely to see @couleurs.bsky.social getting some appreciation.
Thanks @finest.day!
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Writing about attested.network, an open spec for decentralized proof of payments on ATProtocol. It builds on what we learned making atprotofans.com. Draft is up and feedback is welcome.
Anyone looking for a breath of fresh air in the Atmosphere should try @anisota.net by @dame.is and @hypha.coop's spores.garden. It's a wonderful calming experience.
Everyone else, of course, too. 🌿
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Written media, from this bluesky post to the front page of the Toronto Star, will soon be consumed primarily via AI mediators. We believe this can be a time of great opportunity for media publishers, so we put together this short survey of the evolving landscape to help you navigate the moment.
Bonjour tout le monde!
Find similar images across the atmosphere
@hypha.coop is at #AtmosphereConf and launching Nectar, a new API that allows searching for similar images across the Atmosphere. Use it to track reposts, make image annotations, watch social trends, and more.
Learn more here: nectar.hypha.coop/
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Custom feeds are the singular theory of action for growing the open social web and reorienting distribution and monetization in the attention economy.
I don't have all the answers, but the future of social is becoming clearer everyday.
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Best explanation is here
TLDR; curate a personal website from your ATProto data. Collect spores and plant some flowers.
Best explanation is here
TLDR; curate a personal website from your ATProto data. Collect spores and plant some flowers.
Green spore-like shapes arranged horizontally on a beige background. Each has a circular center with overlapping, irregular petal forms in varying shades of green. The middle shape includes a short dashed line extending downward, while the others appear as layered botanical forms
Sunday spore update:
I collect greenish spores
Banner showing a square icon of a simple line-drawn flower, the name “v______”, the subtitle “ecotonal gardener,” and a horizontal row of small, differently colored abstract flower icons across the top.
You're invited to visit my garden and steal all my special spores.
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some of the special spores I saw yesterday on spores.garden
Here’s one way to see the spores travel through the network
good spore explainer for all gardeners in the atmosphere
If you’ve been wondering what spores.garden is, this one’s for you.
Thanks to @literaryarsonist.press for this new spores.garden feature that enables adding posts to your garden by simply pasting their URL.
You can see this very post blooming at the top of my garden: spores.garden/@charlebois....
Yes, I can confirm the massive blur effect on top of the dense isoline contours is the culprit
Thanks for the report. That definitely shouldn’t feel laggy. I’ll look into performance and see how to improve it. I created this issue for tracking.
Appreciate you testing it.
Thanks for flagging this. I just opened this issue on tangled and will have a look this afternoon
Thanks for flagging this. Appreciate the report. I’ll take a look and see how I can smooth it out on mobile. I just created this issue
spores.garden social card
Your garden renders beautifully on Bluesky now.
Also, there’s a spore in my garden with your name on it.
https://spores.garden/@charlebois.info
Screenshot of a pastel-purple webpage showing a grid of 43 colorful flower tiles labeled “43 Gardeners” at the top. Each square tile contains a stylized flower in different shapes and colors, with a username beneath it. The layout forms a multi-row gallery, visually representing individual users as unique flowers in a shared digital garden.
very nice to see you tending your spores.garden
can't wait to explore your gardens
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