@julian wow this is so good! Really impressed to see how far out of your way you went to make this work, shows how much care you are putting into this project... Will be interesting to see if any other fedi forum software take this same approach now that you managed to make it work.
@[email protected] @[email protected] just got 83%... I feel like I should have gotten all of these tho, the Linux distro funding PeerTube I totally didn't know about
@[email protected] thanks for posting about it! contributions very appreciated! https://codeberg.org/FediverseIconography/pages/issues if you find any icons of fediverse projects that need to be added feel free to open issues or tag me!
@[email protected] @[email protected] here's the thread that originally lead to @[email protected]'s suggestion of the asterism https://social.wake.st/@liaizon/108974105137722178
There have been a number of other places that this idea have been discussed but no not a formal study posted anywhere. Though that would be interesting
@[email protected] @[email protected] @[email protected] I meant the page https://symbol.fediverse.info but I see what you mean I somehow didn't realize the purpose of the explorations were that narrow. This initiative started as a study of issues that were arising from the use of :fediverse: and how the image works in various contexts and what to do about it. It actually started as a poll.
Hey @[email protected], maybe you would be interested in including @[email protected] new initiative in @[email protected]?
attempting to make sense of the #Piefed logo
@cerement came across this video on youtube and had the fediverse discussion leaded into the YT interface through https://github.com/Xyl-AU/Reddit-Comments-for-YouTube (which seems to be removed?! even though I still have it installed)
happy to see an active discussion on this side about this video!
Mlmym is a new Lemmy app that replicates the old.reddit interface
https://mlmym.org/lemmy.ml/c/fediverse
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I really like the logo for the new #threadiverse app @bean
Designing Freedom by Stafford Beer
a fascinating account of the potential of #cybernetics from the 1973 edition of CBC Massey Lectures
listen to the original on https://archive.org/details/DesigningFreedom_CBC_Lectures
thanks @internetarchive!
or read it transcribed on https://monoskop.org/images/e/e3/Beer_Stafford_Designing_Freedom.pdf
thanks @monoskop!
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@mesamunefire lovely to see @phanpy get a new round of excitement, its really one of the best interfaces to "social media" on that I have ever used...