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Glad it can help :) I was lucky, in the collective kittens we love sharing and reading those links :)

Just a blog i read : https://github.com/Vxrpenter/AIMania/blob/main/WHY.md

And the federation with piefed should work ? :)

Spectra is a PeerTube instance dedicated to supporting original content creators, and building the video community within the fediverse!

L’April a participé vendredi 24 avril 2026 à une action symbolique collective devant le siège de Microsoft France pour dénoncer la condamnation prématurée de 300 millions d’ordinateurs. L’occasion de promouvoir le logiciel libre.
Cette action a eu lieu le jour du dépassement français1. Il s’agit d’une mise en scène d’enterrement d’ordinateurs devant le siège de Microsoft France. Action non-violente, COP21, Alternatiba, l’April, HOP - Halte à l’Obsolescence Programmée, Que Choisir Ensemble, et Zero Waste France ont unis leurs voix pour dénoncer le gaspillage de masse provoqué par Microsoft.

Outre une procession funéraire, des prises de parole se sont enchaînées. L’occasion pour l’April de rappeler l’évidence : « Il n’y a pas d’informatique réellement durable et maîtrisée sans logiciel libre »2

Mastodon: @meadmin@qlub.social

L’entrepreneur dédié au renforcement de la souveraineté numérique au Québec à travers Qlub, un réseau social basé au Québec, présente un an de Qlub et la suite.

La plateforme est née comme réponse d’urgence quand les tarifs de Trump ont rendu absurde le fait que des PME québécoises fassent la promotion de l’achat local sur des plateformes étrangères. Un Mastodon adapté, débarrassé de son jargon, lancé en quelques jours, rapidement mis à genoux par 30 000 inscriptions. L’an deux formalise le modèle : gratuit pour les citoyens et les médias, revenus par Qlub Pro (un outil de publication qui diffuse sur Qlub et les plateformes dominantes pour que l’adoption ne soit pas tout-ou-rien), applications natives développées avec Newsmast, et dix-sept campagnes de sociofinancement régionales simultanées pour démarrer des chaînes locales à travers le Québec. La chute : les politiciens viendront quand tout le monde sera déjà là, alors invitez votre mère.

The entrepreneur dedicated to strengthening digital sovereignty in Quebec through Qlub, a Quebec-based social network, presents one year of Qlub and what comes next.

The platform began as an emergency response when Trump’s tariffs made it absurd that Quebec small businesses were promoting achat local on foreign platforms. A forked Mastodon stripped of jargon, launched in days, was promptly brought to its knees by 30,000 signups. Year two formalizes the model: free for citizens and media, revenue from Qlub Pro (a publishing tool that posts to Qlub and the incumbent platforms so adoption isn’t all-or-nothing), native apps built with Newsmast, and seventeen simultaneous regional crowdfunding campaigns to seed local channels across Quebec. The close: politicians will come when everyone else is there, so invite your mother.

We just the first release candidate for # PeerTube v8 We just the first release candidate for #PeerTube v8.3.0 last week! 🚀PeerTube admins who want to help us can test it right now and report us any issues they find.⚠️ Be sure to read the important notes before upgrading!👉 github.com/Chocobozzz/PeerTube

Blog post: Reintroducing Catodon (after 6 months of active development) Our first blog post about Catodon’s new chapter - please repost/boost!

2026 - 38 : Let's explore the fediverse 🤓 Piefed chat • Fediverse wiki • Guide and tutorial !communitypromo@lemmy.ca • !newcommunities@lemmy.world • !fedigrow@lemmy.zip • !newcomers@piefed.zip Hi ! I hope you are well ! Here is our weekly thread 😎 The fediverse is big ! Let’s share our small gold nugget found in the fediverse. :) It could be : A new peertube channel An interesting mastodon account to follow Your new community ! Yes ! Why not ? An cool gallery of picture from pixelfed A playlist from funkwhale A text that moved you Let’s dig together ! 😁

2026-09 FediHacks: Let's build together the fediverse Fedihacks chat Piefed chat Fediverse wiki Guide and tutorial !communitypromo@lemmy.ca • !newcommunities@lemmy.world • !fedigrow@lemmy.zip • !newtolemmy@lemmy.ca Hi ! Welcome to our fedihack monthly thread ! I hope you are well :) Here we will talk about features, ui, concept, wiki, communivation and improve our beloved software accross the web and app as : bug report news features where you want some help beautiful ui, graphic help accessibility improvement, tips a personal project where you seek a new team Well, i hope we will find something fun to discuss and do together. :)

epsilon.social a fork of mastodon that use AI for moderation process I don’t know what to think about it. First, they completly hide the fact that it is based on Mastodon in their main page. You have to check their source code where they explain technical detail about their fork. Then, they openly admit that they use AI for moderation and probably Claude. I should warmly thank them for their transparency : Human moderation Moderation happens before publishing: every post is first checked by AI. Sensitive content, cases where the AI is unsure, and anything flagged go through human review. If it is “human moderation” , then every post shouldn’t be checked by the AI, isn’t it ? We know and hear everytime that “we lack people”, “we just execute some script that make our life easier”. But, AI, no thank you. We recently have a post from an user that used AI for reviving a dead project, Castodon, that he loved. He finally found some dev help. But, for me that’s another scale from analysing every post we made by an AI. And i build a para-social relationship with you, good or bad. Sometime i post, sometime i intervene, sometime i protect myself, sometime i talk about myself. I’m an user that do moderation and animate communities in the fediverse. That maybe the huge difference between creating a community and using a tool for mass moderation process. Another problem remain, and that’s the exact same reason we blocked Threads (Meta) : if we interact with epsilon.social users, our com will be probably analysed by the AI. According to their privacy page, they claim that 3 principles governe their project : They don’t sell nor rent any personal data They don’t use tracking ads based on our profil behaviour They don’t use your data to train AI They will probably apply it for the time being. How long ? How many time have we seen term change on a service provider ? The good side, for european citizen, is that they are on an european tech stack and GDPR compliant. That’s a good thinking for european sovereinety. But the question is : Can you trust it ? It is directly feed to AI anyway. We will never know where our data will go, except some promise. The code source mention that they use mistral for moderation process. Honnestly, i can’t trust them. At this point, I would rather trust my own server, some friend or my local association that endorse free software for years. I think, as we did for Threads (meta, facebook…) the safest option is to defederate or block their domain epsilon.social

Introducing Fedizen, Our Bonfire Project We Distribute is teaming up with Bonfire to develop a new kind of social instance - one that elevates curation and discovery to promote all things Fediverse. It’s a social instance, but also a discovery portal. Fedizen is a collaborative effort between ourselves and the Bonfire team to build a new kind of Fediverse instance, one built specifically for the network and the communities growing around it. It combines ActivityPub federation with curated aggregation to create a network-wide community portal In a nutshell, Fedizen is almost like a grassroots approach to building Yahoo, but designed specifically to serve the space. It’s an effort to collect all of the news coverage, community opinions, development blogs, events, and media, and put it into one place that’s easy to find, easy to filter, and adjusts based on what you’re most interested in within this space.

Catodon 26.10.0 "Bongo Cat" released! This is a big one! Caught up with Misskey 2026.10.0, added ActivityPub C2S API support (we know there are not many clients, but we want to do our part for standardization in the Fediverse), added post languages and language filters, replaced Redis with Valkey and many more… Read the release notes for a full list of everything we did this month! Here is a lenghty part of the changelog, click on the link for the full version changelog The project is now a Misskey fork Dependencies brought up to current Misskey. Backend dependencies were brought up to the versions Misskey runs in one sweep, including the AWS S3 client Many Misskey features merged since the last Sharkey stable A Misskey server can move to Catodon directly The MFM parser was updated and patched to read emoji up to Unicode 17.0 Forum & Federation Forum discovery through the Threadiverse Catalog. A Lemmy-compatible API that lists this server’s public forums (/api/v3/community/list, /api/v3/community, /api/v3/site) Cross-posting in forums. A topic posted to several forums is published once and cross-posted to the rest Blocking a server, as its own thing beside the server mute. It removes the follows in both directions An ActivityPub client API (client-to-server), so ActivityPub apps can sign in and post, read, follow, react, upload and more. Reduced-relationship notices. When a moderator blocks a whole server, affected accounts are told which server and how many relationships in each direction it covered, served natively and as Mastodon’s severed_relationships Mastodon Word mutes become Mastodon filters. /api/v1/filters and /api/v2/filters read and write the same filters the settings screen does Security and correctness ports from Misskey 2026.10.0 Familiar followers (accounts/familiar_followers) and a native users/familiar-followers, with the privacy rules Mastodon applies. POST /api/v1/statuses/:id/translate, configuration.translation.enabled and /api/v1/instance/translation_languages, so Mastodon apps (Tusky, Moshidon, the official Android app) offer translation Bookmarks and blocked domains can be imported Lists can be exclusive over the API, matching the native “Hide from home timeline” switch. A post’s language is now reported and accepted Smaller parity fixes Posts, timelines and media Like and repost counts that match the origin. Popular posts from Mastodon show the counts Mastodon states Trending links, server side. Mastodon-style link trends with moderator review “Also discussed in”. Posts sharing a link now list the other posts discussing it, forum topics first Watching a post or a thread, with its own notification type and grouped notifications for busy threads. A focal point on images, honoured by every crop the client makes and federated as Mastodon’s toot:focalPoint Language filtering for timelines, with a per-timeline Show all languages override, plus per-post languages and a language pill in the composer. Hot was reworked so likes and votes carry more weight against age, and no longer lets forum posts crowd out Home, Social, Media, Local and Global. Double-tap media to like straight from the Media timeline, in the grid and immersive layouts. Grid and immersive layouts for custom feed tabs, and an Options menu on list and custom feed tabs. Hide URL previews entirely, a device setting under Settings > Posts and reactions. A landing page setting deciding what signed-out visitors see at the root. RSS, Atom and JSON feeds for hashtags (/tags/:tag.rss, .atom, .json). Moderation Freeze an account. stop it signing in or acting on any path, with its profile and posts left in place. Suspension is still what takes an account out of view. IP address and range blocking in Control Panel An email domain can be held for approval instead of refused outright. A role can require two-factor authentication, the base role included. Announcements can be sent by email to every eligible local account, in resumable background batches. Moderators are notified in-app when someone files a report or signs up, as Mastodon’s admin.report and admin.sign_up. Reports carry what the reporter chose : category, rules and attached posts…and can be forwarded anonymously. Database connection pool logging, so db.extra.max can be set from evidence rather than guessed. ​:catodon:​ #catodon

I notice that lot community are under the hashtag #fediverse, can we change and suggest other hashtag ?

Dunno either, they don’t explain. All i can do is analysing and speculating the current screenshot. Imho it’s not different from our threadiverse communities but there is a more promiment : “related content” “you like this, click there too” Maybe, they will use some algorithm to currate content based on what we like, subcribe and our location (canada news + weather sidebar have me some pointer to it)

Dunno what should be my take on coding with AI. They have good argument on its use, the code is being reviewed by devs and they were clear about its use. I’m against AI for its environnemental disaster, cash bubble, capitalism, ram shortage…but there, it helped him with this projet revival. So for now, i ask everyone to let go the part on AI. I consider it was already discussed and they made it clear why they use it : he didn’t find dev to help him. On Piefed, Lemmy…we lacks contributors. Imagine the project lemmy stop, what would you do ? There is another fork of firefish : iceshrimp where the same dev AntoineD contribute to. It is being rewritten in .NET. But it takes time and lot ressources. I hope more contributors can give a hand.

Mistake happen, i corrected their post :) Imho, we should accept them :)

Strange, i edited it ?

True, but not for our service.