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Norm MacLennan (@nromdotcom.cloud) is coming to FediForum and wants to learn more about:
Existing or planned education/communication materials about the open social web for working with local institutions/organizations.
Sounds interesting? Join us, online! https://fediforum.org/2026-04/
Johanna Botari (@johannab) wants to learn more about:
How others are implementing open social technologies for community benefits. Looking to stay connected to those developing more niche platforms, and see what i can contribute as a technology integrator/tech services talent.
@astro We always publish session notes on our website. If you are looking for the ones from our recent un-workshop, they are linked from the event page: https://fediforum.org/2026-03-growing-open-social-web/agenda/
Andre Kudra (@kudrix.bsky.social) is coming to FediForum, to learn more about:
Open social web current adoption, market potential, technological streams
Join us April 28-30, online? More info and registration: https://fediforum.org/2026-04/
Mathilde Sanders (@MathildeS) is coming to FediForum April 28-30 and wants to learn more about:
Public (service) social media / business models non profit fediverse
Join us? Registration is open. https://fediforum.org/2026-04/
Julian Lam is thinking about running a session on:
Setting up a successful topic-based federating forum without having to find actual users
What an idea! Join us, April 28-30, online, for the next FediForum! https://fediforum.org/2026-04/
Want to propose a cool demo for the next #FediForum? Fill out our form!
We are again looking for amazing demos to showcase at the next FediForum. Who has built something really cool with an open social protocol in recent months that should be seen by people? Send pointers!
Cagan Mert Islek (@cagan@cmislek.me) is thinking about running sessions on:
* Getting personal blogs to replace social media pages (providers concept)
* Creating a federated alternative to streaming services
at the upcoming FediForum. Join us? https://fediforum.org/2026-04/
What topics will be discussed at the next FediForum, April 28-30?
We are only find out, too! When people register for FediForum, we ask them what sessions they are planning of running, or wishing to go to. And the first answers are beginning to trickle in. Check them out!
Where do you meet the people who move the Open Social Web forward? All without traveling? At #FediForum of course!
Join us April 28-30, 2026, online, scheduled so people anywhere from central Europe and Africa to the Americas can participate without losing too much sleep.
I guess we are all set for tomorrow's un-workshop on Growing the Open Social Web.
It's a bit of experiment. Un-conferences are bad enough 
and now we are doing an un-workshop! We'll try and marry the high-intensity peer conversations of an unconference with the well-thought-out proposals of a workshop. We need both to make tangible progress on plans for how to grow. In theory, that should work out just fine. In practice: we'll find out!
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Last chance to register for Monday's un-workshop on Growing the Open Social Web. For logistical reasons, we have to end registration 24 hours before the event starts.
But right now it's still open, so come join us on Monday! https://fediforum.org/2026-03-growing-open-social-web
A number of additional submissions on how people think we should grow the Open Social Web have been added: https://fediforum.org/2026-03-growing-open-social-web/submissions/
You can still join us on Monday, online! Registration will remain open until 24 hours before the un-workshop starts.
Over 40 position statements is a lot to read. So we tried to create a summary for what the community thinks how to grow the Open Social Web: https://fediforum.org/2026-03-growing-open-social-web/summary/
But reading the actual submissions is probably more interesting: https://fediforum.org/2026-03-growing-open-social-web/submissions/
Join us on Monday? https://fediforum.org/2026-03-growing-open-social-web/
