2026-08-21 05:20 UTC
@leanderlindahl@mastodon.social @bekopharm@indieweb.social
It might be that if it isn't a platform, they don't seem to understand the underlying theory. Without a platform, there's distributed "ownership"—cathedral-and-bazaar style—so people can't tell if it's European or not, even though the origins are often very much European. Ownership itself seems to be the lens that matters most: if no single entity can claim it, it doesn't get counted, regardless of where it actually came from.
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@remcoboerma@fosstodon.org 2026-08-21 05:20
@leanderlindahl@mastodon.social @bekopharm@indieweb.social Anything that's inherently internet-wide, protocol-based rather than centralized, doesn't seem to get that recognition or promotion. I'm glad to be proven wrong here, I hope someone will.