Anyone keen on a fediverse conference in 2023/24

[hamishcampbell]

I think this is a fantastic plan

• it would give us space to reboot the fading #EU ActivityPub adoption.

• clarify the different paths of all the new federation standards, and highlight the #openweb approach as different to the #dotcons and #encryptionst, though building bridges to them is a good outcome, diversity is always healthy.

• make the FEP more social, so they can have more social buy in.

• address the obviously bad problems with kings and princes of our feudalistic governance in #FOSS and look at democratic alternative #OGB

• issues with AP intro operation of our current codebases, most do not play cleanly with each other, thinking of #peerube here, but this likely applies to most.

There are many more, subject…

As well as all the new codeing project doing introductions and the old codeing projects updates on where they are at and where they are going.

I support #BBB as have found the last 2 years of #fahernista and #dotcons video confruncesing to be a failer compared to what we did with BBB and the #EU outreach.

@hamishcampbell

We did a very good job last time at grassroot outreach to the #EU. I think @j8ter played a KEY role in mediating the fractions, this was likely core to why it worked then and less so now.

We still have the skills and people to do a good job, if we can reach a broad consensus to why, where, how then we can still do a good job.

If we push forward as “individuals” the outcome will be a cat fight, this will impress nobody.

Do people think it’s worth trying to build a consensus to move on with grassroots outreach?