• realitista@lemm.ee
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    7 hours ago

    There is at least some (admittedly subpar) federation possible. So if the need is great enough, someone may take up the challenge.

    • merdaverse@lemmy.world
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      4 hours ago

      From what I understand, Bsky didn’t actually provide much (if any) OSS code to create the federated apps, just the protocol. So there would need to be tons of work done to create it. Some people were (rightly) pointing out that time might be better spent improving existing solutions like Mastodon, rather than freely providing more value to a for-profit company.

      • Natanael@infosec.pub
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        22 minutes ago

        Almost everything is available. You can run your own account host, feed generators, moderation services, app servers (appview, relay) and most code is open. The only thing not open is a bunch of custom scaling optimizations (like database configurations) and configuration for the official recommendation algorithm & spam filtering mod tools, and stuff like that. All the rest is available, and the things that’s missing aren’t necessary unless you want to match their user count (but then you can probably build it yourself)