Linux Magazine’s third article in a five-part series on European-funded open source examines how NGI Zero and European Commission public funding supported more than 70 ActivityPub projects, letting communities assemble their own federated social spaces with tools such as Bonfire and researcher-governed scholarly publishing alternatives rather than depending on commercial platforms.
How the Fediverse Found Parts for Its Platforms
Linux Magazine's third article in a five-part series on European-funded open source examines how NGI Zero and European Commission public funding supported more than 70 ActivityPub projects, letting communities assemble their own federated social spaces with tools such as Bonfire and researcher-governed scholarly publishing alternatives rather than depending on commercial platforms.
Source: Linux Magazine