From the wiki:
What?: Social.coop is is an experiment in user-controlled social media. It is a community hub for people interested in co-ops and development of free/libre social media - these define the common core field of discussion, though they are far from the only things discussed.
We primarily run a [[Mastodon]] social media server: one node in the [[Fediverse]], a federated network of social media applications which communicate using the [[Activity Pub]] and [[OStatus]] protocols.
Why?: What distinguishes us from most other social media there is that we are both funded and governed by our members: we are a co-operative. The organisation and running of the site is accountable to its members, and not only will we not be monetising our users by selling their data to third parties, but they decide what we do.
https://social.coop is the home page for the Mastodon server. I'm a member, my Mastodon account is @bmann@social.coop.
[[Open Collective]] is what they use to collect funds https://opencollective.com/socialcoop.
They use [[Loomio]] for organizational discussion and decision making https://www.loomio.org/socialcoop/
To join, fill out the application form. The main thing it asks for:
In up to 500 characters (the maximum length of a toot on Mastodon), can you tell us a bit about yourself? For instance, why you wish to join social.coop, and what hopes or aspirations you have for the site and/or your participation? We’d like to build a picture of how our members want to use the site.
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#push [[social coop]]
- [[twg]] ~ [[social coop tech group]]
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#push [[social coop]]
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[[community working group]] meeting 13-14 UTC
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[[tech working group]]
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relax the spam trap
- change the name of the field
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relax the spam trap
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[[tech working group]]
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[[community working group]] meeting 13-14 UTC
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#push [[social coop]]
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how to catch up after holidays? an interesting meta question maybe?
- could we have one RSS feed with all coop activity?
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how to catch up after holidays? an interesting meta question maybe?
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#push [[social coop]]
- took an AI to have a conversation about a tricky moderation case.
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#push [[social coop]]
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[[keycloak vs authentik]] https://www.reddit.com/r/selfhosted/comments/ub7dvb/authentik_or_keycloak/
- the top answer makes a good case for keycloak, 3wc recommended keycloak even though they don't like their IBM link -- it seems keycloak is the reliable/stable/trusted way so I think I'll go with that
- TIL [[IBM]] bought [[Redhat]] at some point
- good progress but won't finish the wiki migration this weekend; next weekend seems relatively likely
- [[announcements]]
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[[keycloak vs authentik]] https://www.reddit.com/r/selfhosted/comments/ub7dvb/authentik_or_keycloak/
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#push [[social coop]]
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[[social coop second instance]] exploring
- [[bonfire]] mailgun configuration
- this sent me into reporting a bug with the [[bonfire recipe]], [[mayel de borniol]] and [[3wc]] and [[decentral1se]] were very helpful as usual! thank you so much
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[[social coop second instance]] exploring
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#push [[social coop]]
- read technical documentation as per the blocks pushed
- follow up on [[missed registrations]] and opening up invites with the community
- public document at doc.anagora.org/social-coop
- video call at meet.jit.si/social-coop