Move Slowly and Build Bridges tells the story of activists, software developers, artists, and everyday people who have built the fediverse -- a large, noncentralized, alternative social media system. Making this ethically-run social media system is no easy task. Can it survive? Can we -- all of us -- have our own social media? in this thoroughly researched book, Robert W. Gehl argues that the answer is yes -- but it won't be easy.
Move Slowly and Build Bridges tells the story of activists, software developers, artists, and everyday people who have built the fediverse -- a large, noncentralized, alternative social media system. Making this ethically-run social media system is no easy task. Can it survive? Can we -- all of us -- have our own social media? in this thoroughly researched book, Robert W. Gehl argues that the answer is yes -- but it won't be easy.
Robert W. Gehl (@rwg@aoir.social) is the Ontario Research Chair of Digital Governance for Social Justice at York University in Toronto. He is the author of several books, including Weaving the Dark Web (MIT 2018) and Social Engineering (MIT 2022, co-authored with Sean Lawson).
Inhaltsangabe
* Introduction: On Alternative Social Media * Chapter 1: Critical Reverse Engineering: How Mastodon Became a Twitter Alternative * Chapter 2: Techlash: How to Vaporize Elon Musk * Chapter 3: The Non-Standard Standard: When ActivityPub met Mastodon * Chapter 4: Codes of Conduct * Chapter 5: Rage and Joy: Playvicious, #Fediblock, the BadSpace, and the Politics of Defederation * Chapter 6: Paying for It: The Fediverse's Alternative Economies * Chapter 7: To Finity and Before: Environmentalist Experiments on the Fediverse * Chapter 8: Threads * Conclusion: Caring for it: Putting the Ethics in Ethical Social Media * Epilogue: On Godmonsters, or Looking Backward and Forward at Social Media * Appendix: Research Note * Bibliography * Index
* Introduction: On Alternative Social Media * Chapter 1: Critical Reverse Engineering: How Mastodon Became a Twitter Alternative * Chapter 2: Techlash: How to Vaporize Elon Musk * Chapter 3: The Non-Standard Standard: When ActivityPub met Mastodon * Chapter 4: Codes of Conduct * Chapter 5: Rage and Joy: Playvicious, #Fediblock, the BadSpace, and the Politics of Defederation * Chapter 6: Paying for It: The Fediverse's Alternative Economies * Chapter 7: To Finity and Before: Environmentalist Experiments on the Fediverse * Chapter 8: Threads * Conclusion: Caring for it: Putting the Ethics in Ethical Social Media * Epilogue: On Godmonsters, or Looking Backward and Forward at Social Media * Appendix: Research Note * Bibliography * Index
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