Notices by Sean Tilley (dsh@deadsuperhero.com)
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Sean Tilley (dsh@deadsuperhero.com)'s status on Thursday, 18-Jan-2018 07:22:22 UTC 
Sean Tilley
For now, I am building out a simple set of experiments. Initially, I needed a convenient way to monitor project feeds from different places, so I've used the Channel Sources feature to create syndicated bot channels for the federated projects I want to watch.
This requires some adjustment and fine-tuning, but you can subscribe to it through Diaspora, Friendica, GNU Social, Mastodon, Socialhome, Hubzilla, or anywhere that can use #OStatus, #ActivityPub, #Diaspora Protocol, or #Zot. -
Sean Tilley (dsh@deadsuperhero.com)'s status on Saturday, 23-Sep-2017 06:41:23 UTC
Sean Tilley
It's always fun to see where my connections are coming from. I keep all of my contacts in collections based on what federated networks they use, which makes for tidy accounting. Also, I'd like to think that it adds a little bit of extra variety to my stream - people from GNU Social instances, for example, may act quite differently than people on Mastodon ones.
I connect to over 7 platforms now, through the Diaspora protocol or through OStatus. Everything else gets cross-posted to either Twitter, Pump.io, or Libertree.- Diaspora - 91
- Friendica - 9
- Hubzilla - 42
- GNU Social - 47
- Mastodon - 52
- SocialHome - 2
- postActiv - 9
Keep in mind, this number is constantly growing! I actively add people from platforms I had previously been active on, and occasionally will add random contacts from various different networks who appear to be active. This allows me to discover new nodes in the network organically over time.
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