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Following on from the @EUCommission Tech Sovereignty and Open Source Strategy (and Mastodon’s direct mention within it!) that was announced this week…

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  • benroyce@mastodon.socialB benroyce@mastodon.social

    @esanchis @argv_minus_one @vladcampos

    you're not trolling. i am responding to someone else. do you see their comment or is it hidden from you? if you can't see it and thus think i am responding to you that's a UI issue

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    #21

    @benroyce @argv_minus_one @vladcampos you are right. I think now I see a different order in toots. Will try to check if it is a UI problem. Thanks!

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    • benroyce@mastodon.socialB benroyce@mastodon.social

      @dianshuo @argv_minus_one @vladcampos @esanchis

      that's not a problem with europe. every single nation on the planet has border controls. your complaint is with the human condition, not europe

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      @benroyce @argv_minus_one @vladcampos @esanchis no. It’s Europe. There is a policy problem and that has been there for a while.

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      • dianshuo@mstdn.ioD dianshuo@mstdn.io

        @benroyce @argv_minus_one @vladcampos @esanchis no. It’s Europe. There is a policy problem and that has been there for a while.

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        @dianshuo @argv_minus_one @vladcampos @esanchis

        i can't process the assertion that border controls is a uniquely european issue

        selective criticism is not a coherent basis

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        • benroyce@mastodon.socialB benroyce@mastodon.social

          @dianshuo @argv_minus_one @vladcampos @esanchis

          i can't process the assertion that border controls is a uniquely european issue

          selective criticism is not a coherent basis

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          @benroyce @argv_minus_one @vladcampos @esanchis I think you’ve made the leap that I’m talking about border controls. I’m talking about implementing policy regarding using the EU wallet as a gateway into the social stack being a barrier to access outside of the EU (in either direction). If you really want to conflate this then please do get US Customs and Border to ask for id when accessing the US social systems. We will thank you.

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          • mastodon@mastodon.socialM mastodon@mastodon.social

            Following the @EUCommission Tech Sovereignty and Open Source Strategy (and Mastodon’s direct mention within it!) announced this week…

            Our team is proud to have signed and contributed to the drafting of the European Social Stack Open Declaration alongside our peers in the #SocialWeb and #Fediverse: @anewsocial, @eurosky.social, @newsmast, Save Social, and @swf.

            We are a movement, and stronger together.

            Read the declaration, add your signature, and share: https://european.social/

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            @Mastodon
            This obsession with “Europeanness” is really worrying. You suggest that European govt or business interference were not a threat to public-interest infrastructure. But they are.

            YES to everything related to decentralisation and democratic principles. NO to the Europe-first bs (and the EU ID wallet of course).
            @EUCommission @anewsocial @eurosky.social @newsmast @swf

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            • dianshuo@mstdn.ioD dianshuo@mstdn.io

              @benroyce @argv_minus_one @vladcampos @esanchis I think you’ve made the leap that I’m talking about border controls. I’m talking about implementing policy regarding using the EU wallet as a gateway into the social stack being a barrier to access outside of the EU (in either direction). If you really want to conflate this then please do get US Customs and Border to ask for id when accessing the US social systems. We will thank you.

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              @dianshuo @argv_minus_one @vladcampos @esanchis

              i still don't understand your complaint because you are still insisting that controls, border or not, are uniquely european in nature

              just to be clear: i don't have a problem with your argument about controls, i have a problem with you asserting it is as a europe's problem alone

              it's a human problem

              if you want to say europe should go another way, ok

              but don't form such an argument on the basis of "this is a problem only europe has"

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              • mastodon@mastodon.socialM mastodon@mastodon.social

                Following the @EUCommission Tech Sovereignty and Open Source Strategy (and Mastodon’s direct mention within it!) announced this week…

                Our team is proud to have signed and contributed to the drafting of the European Social Stack Open Declaration alongside our peers in the #SocialWeb and #Fediverse: @anewsocial, @eurosky.social, @newsmast, Save Social, and @swf.

                We are a movement, and stronger together.

                Read the declaration, add your signature, and share: https://european.social/

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                @Mastodon not a big fan of some of the language here. Atmosphere being labeled as "large-scale" or "planet-scale" like its proponents like to do is just pointless.

                Bluesky is currently not significantly larger compared to the fediverse and it is shrinking... There's nothing particularly "large" about it. The platforms listed in this under Atmosphere are tiny compared to the fediverse since they want to avoid mentioning the only one with any adoption worth talking about in this context...

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                • benroyce@mastodon.socialB benroyce@mastodon.social

                  @dianshuo @argv_minus_one @vladcampos @esanchis

                  i still don't understand your complaint because you are still insisting that controls, border or not, are uniquely european in nature

                  just to be clear: i don't have a problem with your argument about controls, i have a problem with you asserting it is as a europe's problem alone

                  it's a human problem

                  if you want to say europe should go another way, ok

                  but don't form such an argument on the basis of "this is a problem only europe has"

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                  @dianshuo @argv_minus_one @vladcampos @esanchis

                  furthermore, i do not understand this baseless fear europe would set up a social stack and limit interaction with the outside world

                  europe will not be isolating itself from the world. and merely because controls exist, in some form, does not mean europe is north korea

                  it's fearmongering

                  you are taking an aspect of incremental development, depicting it in an absurd, fearful light, and pretending it is a permanent hurdle

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                  • ikuturso@mastodon.socialI ikuturso@mastodon.social

                    @Mastodon not a big fan of some of the language here. Atmosphere being labeled as "large-scale" or "planet-scale" like its proponents like to do is just pointless.

                    Bluesky is currently not significantly larger compared to the fediverse and it is shrinking... There's nothing particularly "large" about it. The platforms listed in this under Atmosphere are tiny compared to the fediverse since they want to avoid mentioning the only one with any adoption worth talking about in this context...

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                    @Mastodon that said, joint efforts to solve shared issues can certainly be a good thing as long as care is taken that they're not helping the $100M VC gorilla across the pond more than these decentralization/European efforts...

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                    • alineblankertz@indieweb.socialA alineblankertz@indieweb.social

                      @Mastodon
                      This obsession with “Europeanness” is really worrying. You suggest that European govt or business interference were not a threat to public-interest infrastructure. But they are.

                      YES to everything related to decentralisation and democratic principles. NO to the Europe-first bs (and the EU ID wallet of course).
                      @EUCommission @anewsocial @eurosky.social @newsmast @swf

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                      @alineblankertz there's a point to it in that it is useful to have EU law be what governs our use of these technologies but I agree that it can be harmful if it is the only thing people focus on since I'd say a truly open community-governed platform is much better than a proprietary one even if ran by Europeans.

                      @Mastodon @EUCommission

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                      • alineblankertz@indieweb.socialA alineblankertz@indieweb.social

                        @Mastodon
                        This obsession with “Europeanness” is really worrying. You suggest that European govt or business interference were not a threat to public-interest infrastructure. But they are.

                        YES to everything related to decentralisation and democratic principles. NO to the Europe-first bs (and the EU ID wallet of course).
                        @EUCommission @anewsocial @eurosky.social @newsmast @swf

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                        @alineblankertz  @EUCommission @anewsocial  @newsmast @swf
                        @rwg

                        Could someone please explain, for dummies like me, what is goin on or the advantages of AT Protocol? Why is interesting for e. G.  @Mastodon? Just because of bluesky? Would not be easier that @eurosky.social just creates an ActivityPub instance? Or go for #publicactivityactivitypub

                        From the website, I read: 1)controlled by a non profit organization and 2)🇪🇺🇪🇺🇪🇺: Is the same EU trying to push #chatcontrol involved? I could not find if it is a W3C standard and everything seems quite confusing

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                        • alineblankertz@indieweb.socialA alineblankertz@indieweb.social

                          @Mastodon
                          This obsession with “Europeanness” is really worrying. You suggest that European govt or business interference were not a threat to public-interest infrastructure. But they are.

                          YES to everything related to decentralisation and democratic principles. NO to the Europe-first bs (and the EU ID wallet of course).
                          @EUCommission @anewsocial @eurosky.social @newsmast @swf

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                          In that regard, this article covers most of the dangers of assuming an European infrastructure is, per se, a net bonus - unless specific measures are taken to preserve such infrastructure from a hostile takeover from a non-democratic movement within the EU, that infrastructure becomes an engine for such a movement to target its political opponents and suppress free speech. The ID wallet can potentially be used to disenfranchise political opponents, and block entire groups of people from access to information, even under the right hands - and far more so under the wrong ones.

                          defenddemocracy.eu/eu-tech-dem…

                          @alineblankertz @EUCommission @anewsocial @newsmast @Mastodon @eurosky.social

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                          • E esanchis@mastodon.world

                            @Mastodon @EUCommission @anewsocial @eurosky.social @newsmast @swf I find this very exciting and promising. But thinking about it... Would it mean that (when using these European networks) you would not be able to interact with people from eg. North America? Don't know if this is the right forum to ask it... Sorry if it is not.

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                            @esanchis absolutely not! Federation keeps people connected across borders.

                            @Mastodon @EUCommission @anewsocial @eurosky.social @newsmast @swf

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                            • benroyce@mastodon.socialB benroyce@mastodon.social

                              @esanchis @argv_minus_one @vladcampos

                              you're not trolling. i am responding to someone else. do you see their comment or is it hidden from you? if you can't see it and thus think i am responding to you that's a UI issue

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                              It's a problem with how threads are handled in Mastodon, whenever you're tagged in a comment it's easy to believe it is directed at yourself. And with the whole thread tagged by default things tend to get messy.
                              @benroyce @esanchis

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                              • mastodon@mastodon.socialM mastodon@mastodon.social

                                Following the @EUCommission Tech Sovereignty and Open Source Strategy (and Mastodon’s direct mention within it!) announced this week…

                                Our team is proud to have signed and contributed to the drafting of the European Social Stack Open Declaration alongside our peers in the #SocialWeb and #Fediverse: @anewsocial, @eurosky.social, @newsmast, Save Social, and @swf.

                                We are a movement, and stronger together.

                                Read the declaration, add your signature, and share: https://european.social/

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                                @Mastodon @EUCommission Europe is in a hybrid conflict on two fronts; our elections and political life are under direct attack from foreign agents who use social media to manipulate public opinion and centre the political agenda to undermine us

                                The flawed europen democracies at at risk from people and policians within it's member state . Russia and china are simply taking advantage of it and zionist lobbies are trying to keep europe support for settler colonialsm in palestine

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                                • argv_minus_one@mastodon.sdf.orgA argv_minus_one@mastodon.sdf.org

                                  @vladcampos

                                  So far, those concerns have been ignored or dismissed by the developers of the Wallet. https://gitlab.opencode.de/bmi/eudi-wallet/wallet-development-documentation-public/-/work_items

                                  I'm under the impression it will be used to verify users' ages and prohibit access to any user-generated content if the user is below a certain age. Anyone wishing to use all open source is therefore shut out of everything except static websites.

                                  This https://www.patrick-breyer.de/en/posts/chat-control/#currentproposal says Fedi/XMPP/FOSS are not affected, but this document may be outdated.

                                  @benroyce @esanchis

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                                  @argv_minus_one @vladcampos @benroyce@mastodon.social @esanchis age verification is evil and circumventing is is morally correct

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                                  • mastodon@mastodon.socialM mastodon@mastodon.social

                                    Following the @EUCommission Tech Sovereignty and Open Source Strategy (and Mastodon’s direct mention within it!) announced this week…

                                    Our team is proud to have signed and contributed to the drafting of the European Social Stack Open Declaration alongside our peers in the #SocialWeb and #Fediverse: @anewsocial, @eurosky.social, @newsmast, Save Social, and @swf.

                                    We are a movement, and stronger together.

                                    Read the declaration, add your signature, and share: https://european.social/

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                                    #37

                                    @Mastodon @EUCommission @anewsocial @eurosky.social @newsmast @swf signed n shared

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