Mastodon, I need your help!
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Mastodon, I need your help! As more European countries and orgs look to ditch US technology and move to sovereign or open source alternatives, I'm trying to track these efforts.
So far, I've found more than half a dozen government agencies, cities, orgs, that are embracing digital sovereignty but want to hear about other examples that I've missed. Who else should I be adding to this?
Here's a list of what I have so far: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1yF0yznwPWuEqI2rJi54KFTIWu0yYYVkhVDRtmuy3D2w/edit?usp=sharing
This year we will see more and more of this. Change is in the air!
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@older @mattburgess Yes of course I read before I respond. You see the original post contains an "OR" which to my understanding as a programmer and according to programmer logic is a non-exclusive "OR", or shall I say an inclusive "OR". And the statement immediately following this "OR" is the worda "Open Source". Considering my company is 90% open source, including an open source dev platform, an open source scripting language, and an open source typing tutor. I determined this qualifies.
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@older @mattburgess Yes of course I read before I respond. You see the original post contains an "OR" which to my understanding as a programmer and according to programmer logic is a non-exclusive "OR", or shall I say an inclusive "OR". And the statement immediately following this "OR" is the worda "Open Source". Considering my company is 90% open source, including an open source dev platform, an open source scripting language, and an open source typing tutor. I determined this qualifies.
Still not sure you read it. OP is not looking for alternatives or anything like that. He's looking for examples of European countries and orgs ditching US technology.
Do you consider your US-based company to be a European country or organisation? In that case it qualifies, of course. -
Still not sure you read it. OP is not looking for alternatives or anything like that. He's looking for examples of European countries and orgs ditching US technology.
Do you consider your US-based company to be a European country or organisation? In that case it qualifies, of course.@older @mattburgess In that case the text in the original post should have read: "As more European countries and orgs look to ditch US technology and move to sovereign AND open source alternatives...", meaning sovereign AND open source to incidate not one or the other, but both. In any event, our dev platform, scripting language and runtime environment is still sovereign as their is no exclusive central authority in which case we still would qualify. Our platform is about to become US illegal.
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@jlhertel @nextcloud wow, you read my mind! I literally just finished writing an email to their team
@mattburgess @jlhertel that's right!
You can also check out our blog articles on the matter: https://nextcloud.com/?s=digital+sovereignty
And we even have Nextcloud Awards focused on digital sovereignty changemakers: https://nextcloud.com/nextcloud-awards/
Thanks for reaching out, sending us an email is the way to go!
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@Steeph @mattburgess @bert_hubert
In the recent article: https://www.comciencia.br/universidades-governos-da-europa-e-comissao-europeia-usam-rede-social-alternativa-na-busca-de-soberania-digital/
The following initiatives were covered concerning practical services because of autonomy:
- DINUM (gov)
- social.overheid.nl (gov)
- social.edu.nl (edu)
- video.edu.nl (edu)
- European Commission (gov)
- University of Innsbruck (edu)
- Mijn Bureau (gov)Mostly in the category: collaboration, video, socials alternatives.
@wlaatje and many are on Mastodon! @Steeph @mattburgess @bert_hubert
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Mastodon, I need your help! As more European countries and orgs look to ditch US technology and move to sovereign or open source alternatives, I'm trying to track these efforts.
So far, I've found more than half a dozen government agencies, cities, orgs, that are embracing digital sovereignty but want to hear about other examples that I've missed. Who else should I be adding to this?
Here's a list of what I have so far: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1yF0yznwPWuEqI2rJi54KFTIWu0yYYVkhVDRtmuy3D2w/edit?usp=sharing
@mattburgess good for informations is following @hpod16 especially, and @_elena
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Mastodon, I need your help! As more European countries and orgs look to ditch US technology and move to sovereign or open source alternatives, I'm trying to track these efforts.
So far, I've found more than half a dozen government agencies, cities, orgs, that are embracing digital sovereignty but want to hear about other examples that I've missed. Who else should I be adding to this?
Here's a list of what I have so far: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1yF0yznwPWuEqI2rJi54KFTIWu0yYYVkhVDRtmuy3D2w/edit?usp=sharing
@mattburgess I heard Proton was finally a fraud. Is that true?
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Mastodon, I need your help! As more European countries and orgs look to ditch US technology and move to sovereign or open source alternatives, I'm trying to track these efforts.
So far, I've found more than half a dozen government agencies, cities, orgs, that are embracing digital sovereignty but want to hear about other examples that I've missed. Who else should I be adding to this?
Here's a list of what I have so far: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1yF0yznwPWuEqI2rJi54KFTIWu0yYYVkhVDRtmuy3D2w/edit?usp=sharing
@mattburgess ever heard about #syncthing? Don't trust centralized services... period.
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@mattburgess good for informations is following @hpod16 especially, and @_elena
@NatureMC @mattburgess @_elena
Thx for tagging me!
