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Does anyone know of anything that helps you generate a terms of service/privacy policy that doesn't totally suck? Or do I just need to get a lawyer?

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Does anyone know of anything that helps you generate a terms of service/privacy policy that doesn't totally suck? Or do I just need to get a lawyer?

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Yeah, I've been wondering about this for a while. Just my solo instance is honestly more expensive than I would like it to be. https://muffinlabs.com/posts/2024/10/2 9/10-29-rip-botsin-space/

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Yeah, I've been wondering about this for a while. Just my solo instance is honestly more expensive than I would like it to be. https://muffinlabs.com/posts/2024/10/2 9/10-29-rip-botsin-space/

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Big news: @19thnews has received a multi-million dollar gift from Melinda French Gates and Pivotal Ventures. This is a huge deal for the sustainability of The 19th. https://19thnews.org/2024/05/melinda-f rench-gates-pivotal-multi-million-dollar-grant/

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Big news: @19thnews has received a multi-million dollar gift from Melinda French Gates and Pivotal Ventures. This is a huge deal for the sustainability of The 19th. https://19thnews.org/2024/05/melinda-f rench-gates-pivotal-multi-million-dollar-grant/

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@brianboyer Every day I learn about a new thing that was started by some guys named Rich and Bob while they were working for Sun Microsystems.

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@brianboyer Every day I learn about a new thing that was started by some guys named Rich and Bob while they were working for Sun Microsystems.

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Thinking about a library model for the web. If most of the web (especially post-LLM) is untrustworthy, how do we curate what's good?

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Thinking about a library model for the web. If most of the web (especially post-LLM) is untrustworthy, how do we curate what's good?

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Allow me to give a full-throated endorsement of @ben's latest: https://werd.io/2024/dispatches-from-t he-media-apocalypse

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Allow me to give a full-throated endorsement of @ben's latest: https://werd.io/2024/dispatches-from-t he-media-apocalypse

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@ben I agree. I want something that's more reading-focused (or listening or watching), but then I can add my thoughts via ActivityPub, kind of linkblog style, like Google Reader could for a hot minute before they forced Google+ on it.

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@ben I agree. I want something that's more reading-focused (or listening or watching), but then I can add my thoughts via ActivityPub, kind of linkblog style, like Google Reader could for a hot minute before they forced Google+ on it.

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@ben Ohhhhh, cool!

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@ben Ohhhhh, cool!

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A screenshot of Ghost's prototyped ActivityPub feed interface. The text says: 

Follow whoever you like, wherever they are.
We’re building an ActivityPub feed directly into Ghost to allow you to follow people, publications and topics from around the web that interest and inspire you.

You can already subscribe to Ghost sites using email or RSS, but now you’ll be able to subscribe using ActivityPub and have fresh content from all your favorite places delivered to a single, unified place. The same place you already go when you want to publish yourself.

When you do publish, your posts will appear in other people’s feeds in Ghost... and in Mastodon, and everywhere else.

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@ben Oh really? I know they're federating the work people publish, but are they building a feed reader? I had interpreted their announcement as them taking the same approach as WordPress.

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@ben Oh really? I know they're federating the work people publish, but are they building a feed reader? I had interpreted their announcement as them taking the same approach as WordPress.

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Pitch: Google Reader over ActivityPub

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Pitch: Google Reader over ActivityPub

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Alicia Montgomery knows what she's talking about. This is the real deal with NPR. https://slate.com/business/2024/04/npr-diversity-public-broadcasting-radio.html

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Alicia Montgomery knows what she's talking about. This is the real deal with NPR. https://slate.com/business/2024/04/npr-diversity-public-broadcasting-radio.html

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truly cannot believe "npr accused of liberal bias" is a story

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truly cannot believe "npr accused of liberal bias" is a story

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Yeah, totality was unreal. Transcendent.

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Yeah, totality was unreal. Transcendent.

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From my brilliant colleague Alexandra Smith, we at @19thnews are taking a more distributed approach to measuring our audience reach. We call it "total journalism reach." Read about it on CJR: https://www. cjr.org/analysis/alexandra-smi th-metrics-readership-19th-impact.php

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From my brilliant colleague Alexandra Smith, we at @19thnews are taking a more distributed approach to measuring our audience reach. We call it "total journalism reach." Read about it on CJR: https://www. cjr.org/analysis/alexandra-smi th-metrics-readership-19th-impact.php