Carl Heath
| Senior Researcher Prototyping Societies at RISE | Education Specialist Agency for Psychological Defence | Member of Nordic Think Tank on Internet and Democracy | Alumn of the Internet Society | Public Speaker | Photos at @carl | Books at @carlheath@bookwyrm.social |
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2·2 years ago@post @me @fediverse That was indeed a good metaphor. I think that kind of interaction in the Fediverse would be very interesting to see. Cultural institutions, civic environments, public actors and so forth being able to use their ordinary web to tell of their activities, but where the choice to engage is on the receiving end.
@post @ch0ccyra1n @fediverse That would be quite a thing!
@ch0ccyra1n @fediverse Perhaps it already exists in some way, but I would like it if for example public or official web pages could easily connect their RSS update functionality to the Fediverse, so that I can follow a web page of for example my municipality, and also comment and engage in the Fediverse in relationship to public institutions.
@jupiter_rowland @fediverse I see, and realize the complexity. Given this, it would be awesome with that kind of connection, some kind of tool that could take any web page and make a two way connection in the style of RSS. Something easy to install or connect to a web, and provide interaction.