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Bluesky’s Massive User Growth — Many of the core team of leaders and developers at Bluesky have been a part of the DWeb community.-address content and is working towards making “crible exit” possible, especially in light of the major exodus from X-Twitter. So while it’s debatable whether it’s truly a decentraliz social network from a technological perspective, we cannot help but feel like this is a big step forward for the DWeb movement (note: the back and forth written exchange between Christine Lemmer-Webber and Bryan Newbold is worth checking out ICYMI.

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2024 — tag us on our social networks so we can whatsapp number database your successes from the year on Bluesky (@dweb.bsky.social) and on the Fiverse (@[email protected])!

What’s Next for DWeb in 2025
When the DWeb organizing team decid to take a year off from holding Camp in California, a big part of our decision was weigh by our desire to work towards decentralizing the movement. Our vision in 2025 is to support the growth of DWeb nodes around the world, empowering and aiding them in hosting DWeb gatherings big and small. Rather than focus on one big convening in Northern California, we will be supporting smaller regional gatherings in Vancouver, Taiwan, Healdsburg, and Brazil.

We want to hear directly from

the DWeb community and understand what albania business directory want to see happen in the coming year. So at last month’s virtual DWeb meetup, we ask: how could DWeb better support our community’s goals in building a decentraliz/distribut Web? And how do we each want to contribute to help support this network?

One of the walking paths across the if you have a chase account in california at Camp Navarro.
Photo: Navarro Path © 2024 by mai ishikawa sutton is licens under CC BY-SA 4.0