- From: Juan Caballero <virtualofficehours@gmail.com>
- Date: Tue, 3 Oct 2023 19:57:46 +0200
- To: public-swicg@w3.org
- Message-ID: <889ab626-c914-eec0-e281-ff412124ee92@gmail.com>
Thanks, Aaron, for adding your point of view. Would you have the same objection to a Fediverse-focused WG or Fediverse-focused CG? What makes this such a wicked problem is that I don't think we have consensus on the boundaries of the Fediverse, which is why some are more comfortable scoping normative work to the AP data model and leaving out of scope what was out of scope in 2019. I would not argue make the claim that AP === Fediverse, nor would I claim that SocialWeb === Fediverse. And I would go so far as to propose that the map of the Fediverse and the Social Web would look more like two concentric circles than a Venn diagram. I feel like we keep mixing up orthogonal issues, like whether specs from other communities should be profiled or incorporated normatively, and if profiled rather than normatively required, if those profiles should come from an interop-focused Social Web group or from the group updating the AP specs. At least there seems to be consensus that regardless of what new group gets created, the SocialWeb CG should survive and should still incubate extensions, profiles, and interoperability tooling. Thanks, __juan/bumble On 10/3/2023 5:35 PM, Aaron Parecki wrote: > -1 > > Any future version of a specification for the Fediverse will need to > incorporate -- or at least reference and/or create profiles of -- > these other specifications. > > Creating a group limited to only the ActivityPub specification is > short-sighted and will not be able to accomplish what it actually > needs to do to further the ecosystem. > > --- > Aaron Parecki > >
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