What if web-browsers could render the ActivityPub / ActivityStreams JSON-LD source-code into the document it represents?
Fediverse clients can do it — why can't browsers?
I previously created a small-net / small-web browser client named SpaceMonkey.
It supports protocols such as Gemini, HTTP, HTTPS, Mercury, etc. And, formats such as GemText, HTML, Markdown, etc.
It now supports the ActivityPub / ActivityStreams JSON-LD format, too.
#ActivitiyPub #ActivityStreams #FediDev #SpaceMonkey
#activitiypub
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I think you could create a (certain type of) video game using the ActivityPub 'Question'.
https://www.w3.org/TR/activitystreams-vocabulary/#dfn-question
#ActivitiyPub #ActivityStream #FediDev #Games #VideoGames
My posts on Mastodon say that no one is permitted to quote-boosts my posts — yet I never made that choice.
(I'm actually OK with others quote-boosting my posts.)
I know enough to be aware this.
Most aren't.
A very large number of people have no idea that someone else made this choice for them.
I suspect the vast majority of them would have chosen the opposite.
I think Mastodon should have represented "user has not chosen" in the JSON-LD.
#ActivitiyPub #FediDev #FediDevs #Fediverse #fep044f
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