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Google Open Source blog
Google Open Source blogJun 22, 2026
Documenting the manual: how curiosity and robotic arms led to a career in open source
When you think of "innovation" in open source, your mind probably jumps to the latest AI model or a revolutionary new framework. You might not...
communitiesdocumentation
Eclectic Corvine Muses
Eclectic Corvine MusesMar 4, 2026
Composable Trust, Part 3: 1 Community, 3 Sovereigns, No Landlords
An architectural model to yield members, Rosters, and Venues sovereignty over their own domains, and none over each other’s.
at protocolcommunities
Eclectic Corvine Muses
Eclectic Corvine MusesMar 3, 2026
Composable Trust, Part 2: Separating Trust from Governance
”Who belongs” and “What belonging means” are different questions. What happens if one steward stops answering both?
at protocolcommunities
Eclectic Corvine Muses
Eclectic Corvine MusesMar 2, 2026
Composable Trust, Part 1: Communities Without Credible Exit
We guarantee that users aren’t subject to platforms. Yet communities are still subject to their stewards. Can we fix this?
at protocolcommunities
Jacob Bennett
Jacob BennettFeb 2, 2025
Gatekeeping
culturecommunities
Tedium: The Dull Side of the Internet
Tedium: The Dull Side of the InternetMay 31, 2023
Social Network Drift
Maybe the reason why social networks fade away over time is as simple as different generations wanting different experiences. Picnic, an emerging social network, exemplifies this point.
social mediapicnic
Ben Werdmuller
Ben WerdmullerMar 25, 2012
Community ownership and social networks as markets
Johannes Ernst just put me to shame by writing this blog post while sitting next to me at Elgg Camp San Francisco: [...] But there’s a stronger undertone from speaker after speaker talking about their projects. It’s about how the community wants and needs to own and control their social network (instead of just merely having a little section inside a worldwide social network). And how the community wouldn’t be as strong if they couldn’t. About the community needing to evolve the communication t
ElggWeb
Ben Werdmuller
Ben WerdmullerSep 11, 2011
September 11th, 2011
The events that occurred ten years ago were undeniably horrific, scary and tragic. They were also an opportunity to show how strong democratic values are; to show how powerful reason is when armed with information; to unite behind our belief in freedom of speech and freedom of knowledge. I was working at Daily Information, writing some new features for their web platform. It was a little past two in the afternoon, and I was sitting with one of the high school students who occasionally did work
GeneralPolitics
Ben Werdmuller
Ben WerdmullerMay 30, 2009
WordPress Multi User and ad hoc communities
The emerging news out of WordCamp 2009 in San Francisco is that WordPress and its Multi User cousin are to merge into one product (further discussion). This makes a ton of sense, and makes it even easier to create a community of blogs. I’m looking forward to this – I could keep my main blog at benwerd.com focused on technology, as it is now, but start a separate blog about my hometown at oxford.benwerd.com, using the same installation. Not a bad deal. Of course, Automattic also own Andy Peatlin
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