The AT Protocol is an open standard for social software. I, and the community, have many ideas for experiences that can be built using the protocol. Here are a few.
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📛 Pronouns
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Keep pronouns in a lexicon that is reusable by any profile or labeler.
Infinite canvas with islands and continents of PDSes with icons of every individual user. See the scale of different PDSes and maybe even animate when people move.
Not quite voice chat, not quite a podcast. Something in between with longform narratives in a (branching?) document and multiple contributors per story.
A plug-in to the wall and forget about it PDS in a box. Designed for normal users to plug in at their home maybe has a simple web UI or even a display and keyboard built into it like a cyber deck. Receives over the updates. Upgradable storage. Locally served account migration too…
A database product, not unlike postgress for developers to include in their stack that makes it super easy to set up an app for you with its database and communication to relays or PDS’s.
What if having a social identity was a public good? Not everyone would want to host with a govt service, but for those who want a free and public option, it could be nice!