- From: Melvin Carvalho <melvincarvalho@gmail.com>
- Date: Mon, 2 Oct 2023 05:05:11 +0200
- To: Christine Lemmer-Webber <cwebber@dustycloud.org>
- Cc: public-swicg@w3.org
- Message-ID: <CAKaEYh+5Sc8gffkFZBHTeDucREU6pTQE=9AL2nEQbjn=G9unvA@mail.gmail.com>
ne 1. 10. 2023 v 20:49 odesÃlatel Christine Lemmer-Webber < cwebber@dustycloud.org> napsal: > I'm not getting too involved. So, you can ignore me. I'm here in the > background, peering vaguely, in the few moments I'm on top of my email > (not often these days). But, if you want my advice... and maybe you > don't... > > I think it's time for ActivityPub to break off into its own CG or WG. > The SocialCG or WG, whatever happens, can be a thing that exists, and > ActivityPub people can be part of it, but my experience with the > SocialWG especially was that a lack of core agreement on what we were > working on really made life incredibly difficult. We got some good work > done, but... there's enough to do without needing to have the > disagreements that come from not agreeing on fundamentals. > > I think if a re-invigorated set of ActivityPub work is to happen, do it > in a new group devoted to that *explicit* purpose. You'll retain a lot > more hair of everyone participating. > > Now... regarding the CG or WG process... well, it's been nice seeing > just how well WebAssembly is doing with their CG process. That's given > me hope. So I think Ben's suggestion is not bad. That said the > SocialWG worked pretty well BECAUSE it was full of invited experts. But > that was heavily frowned upon by the W3C at the time. If a WG were to > happen, get buy-in to that idea up front. > > But yeah. ActivityPub CG/WG. Keep it focused. Let people get the hard > work done they need to when already agreeing on a core basis. Otherwise > else it's gonna be just like last time. And that took a few years off > my lifespan. > +1. It's prudent for ActivityPub to form a dedicated group, aligning efforts with the broader-scope SWICG. Since SWXG's inception in 2007, the social web's evolution has been considerable. With its current adoption, ActivityPub is well-positioned to thrive independently, with the SWICG maintaining a wider perspective. > > Just my opinions, > - Christine > >
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