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from harassment on Facebook or Twitter, so the prospect of BigTech
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companies showing up in the fediverse and perhaps taking it over was
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scary.</p>
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<h3 id="facebook-increases-its-fediverse-integration">2024: Facebook
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increases its fediverse integration</h3>
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<h3 id="facebook-integration-and-the-social-web-foundation">2024:
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Facebook integration and the Social Web Foundation</h3>
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<p>In June, Zuckerberg expanded the availability of Threads - which had
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previously been an early beta release - to 100 countries and enabled
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users on his servers to post to the wider fediverse on the open web.</p>
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<p>In September the <a href="https://socialwebfoundation.org">Social Web
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Foundation</a> was launched by identica founder and original ActivityPub
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specification author <a
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href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Evan_Prodromou">Evan Prodromou</a>,
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to help create a <em>“growing, healthy, financially viable and
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multi-polar Fediverse”</em>. Given the history of Free Software related
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foundations (such as the <a href="https://www.linuxfoundation.org">Linux
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Foundation</a>) there was scepticism about the motives of this new
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foundation.</p>
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<h3 id="fediverse-culture-shock">Fediverse culture shock</h3>
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<p>This is what happens when someone has only had a presence within
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large corporate sites, such as the website formerly known as Twitter or
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### 2023: Facebook joins the fediverse
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In August Facebook launched its own fediverse instance, known as Threads. This was a cynical attempt to scoop up disgruntled Twitter users looking for an alternative social media site due to the chaos being created by its new owner, Elon Musk. There was a lot of concern about the evil empire of Zuckerberg joining the fediverse, and possibly squashing it by sheer weight of numbers. A website called [fediPact](https://fedipact.online) was created on which administrators could express their intention to block the Facebook instance. Many people had come to the fediverse precisely to get away from harassment on Facebook or Twitter, so the prospect of BigTech companies showing up in the fediverse and perhaps taking it over was scary.
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### 2024: Facebook increases its fediverse integration
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### 2024: Facebook integration and the Social Web Foundation
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In June, Zuckerberg expanded the availability of Threads - which had previously been an early beta release - to 100 countries and enabled users on his servers to post to the wider fediverse on the open web.
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In September the [Social Web Foundation](https://socialwebfoundation.org) was launched by identica founder and original ActivityPub specification author [Evan Prodromou](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Evan_Prodromou), to help create a *"growing, healthy, financially viable and multi-polar Fediverse"*. Given the history of Free Software related foundations (such as the [Linux Foundation](https://www.linuxfoundation.org)) there was scepticism about the motives of this new foundation.
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### Fediverse culture shock
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This is what happens when someone has only had a presence within large corporate sites, such as the website formerly known as Twitter or Facebook, and then moves to a federated system on the open internet.
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