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Re: [GNU/consensus] Why secushare's new pubsub & multicast API could spe


From: Nick Jennings
Subject: Re: [GNU/consensus] Why secushare's new pubsub & multicast API could spell revolution
Date: Tue, 10 Sep 2013 19:45:38 +0200

Hi Carlo, nice to see this work being done, specifically a distributed pubsub implementation. Do you have a repo where this is being developed? Also is this just the beginning or is there something working already?

One question regarding ActivityStreams below:


On Tue, Sep 10, 2013 at 6:41 PM, carlo von lynX <address@hidden> wrote:

At the same time as the implementation of this fundamental piece of the GNU Internet is taking place, we will soon present the equivalent of the ActivityStreams protocol, enabling developers to create user interfaces and further applications on top of an infrastructure that provides similar social functionality as the social services we are familiar with, but in a distributed and encrypted fashion.


I'm unclear why it makes sense to re-invent the ActivityStreams protocol? There is nothing in it's nature that defines infrastructure, so being distributed and/or encrypted is something that can build on-top of the existing protocol, also something I'm working closely with in Sockethub.

I don't understand where the value is in re-inventing this protocol?

Cheers
Nick


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