One of the actions recommended by the KeepAndroidOpen.org campaign is to "provide feedback directly to Google using their Android developer verification requirements survey". They provide a link to that survey, and I'd been meaning to make use of it for a while. Then on Tuesday
How to help your community explore the fediverse with you
Why pure peer-to-peer networks aren't always better than federated ones
The best plaid plans of mice and me. Seasons greetings to anyone who happens to read this. Hope you all have a fantastic break over the solstice period, whether you're entering the depths of winter or, like us, sweating through the early summer. As for me, in a
As promised, here's another one from the archives, originally posted in November 2015 on the original version of this blog (on CoActivate), and then republished on The Daily Blog. This one explores the differences between the 'crowdsourcing' of genuine digital commons (Wikipedia, couchsurfing platforms, etc), and
Because I'm a long-former, and what some people consider blog length is my idea of a quick memo. It's been almost a third of a year since I got Ghost installed here, and posted my 95 theses on leaving SS (SubStack). During most of that time
Lessons from Bridge Seat Co-op 1. A Bridge Too Far (this one) 2. In Defence of Servers 3. Into the Woods We Go 4. Competing Digital Cages or Cooperative Digital Cafes? (coming soon) This piece was originally published on the abandoned Bridge Seat and Disintermedia blogs on SS, as both
Why I finally decided to leave, and where I'm going next
The challenges of developing a privacy-enhancing everything app.
Combining chronic emergency conditions and a nasty illness, not a great plan.
This is what imposter syndrome looks like. Maybe. Is it? Maybe it isn't ...
The challenges of having reliably-private conversations in decentralised networks