I enjoyed this talk by @rwg from IETF about the standardization of #activitypub.
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Evan Prodromou
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in reply to Evan Prodromou • • •@tsyesika @rhiaro Ultimately standardizing AP was one of the most important things I ever did in my life.
I think there was a lot we could have done to make the process less stressful and traumatic. I definitely don't put blame on you in that you weren't the source of the stress. I am glad we got to work together. ❤
Evan Prodromou
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in reply to Evan Prodromou • • •You may recall that I was also among those who were negatively affected by the group's dynamics and wanted to drop off. Sunk costs. It was tough, though we joked about calling ourselves the 'anti-social web wg.'
I took a short break instead (as per @sandro 's suggestion). In hindsight, glad I did b/c that helped me regain my emotional bandwidth and keep my focus on AP/AS2 and developing LDN (w/ @rhiaro). I empathize w/ anyone who may not have had the same possibility for any reason.
Adrian McEwen
in reply to Evan Prodromou • • •thanks for sharing that. Really interesting talk.
Feels like all of the interesting developments on the Internet in my ~30 year career have come from the geeks following their interests (or at least solving their needs) ambivalent to the commercial/corporate aspect.
If we had UBI or similar, just think how many more interesting avenues would be pursued!
Ed Summers
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