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East River Source Control Blog
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Sep 1, 2026
East River Source Control Names Jujutsu Creator Martin von Zweigbergk Chief Technology Officer
After 15 years at Google, the creator of JJ joins ERSC as Chief Technology Officer.
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How Readers Find Books
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Aug 31, 2026
My guest post on RA For All: Training Library Workers To Help Leisure Readers
Thanks to Becky Spratford aka @raforall.bsky.social
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Kohōpeh - author's blog
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Jul 31, 2026
Author Interview: THE KABUKI BOOK (Literary Titan)
In-depth conversation with Kohōpeh for Literary Titan on THE KABUKI BOOK.
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Supramundane Agency
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Jul 27, 2026
Souveraineté numérique : qu’est-ce qu’Eurosky, ce projet de web social européen ?
Interviewed (in French) by Mathilde Saliou for Next about Eurosky, the European social web project, and what sovereignty means beyond the Silicon Valley model.
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Kohōpeh - author's blog
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Jul 27, 2026
Editorial Review: THE KABUKI BOOK (Literary Titan)
Editorial review coverage for THE KABUKI BOOK from Literary Titan.
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Kohōpeh - author's blog
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Jul 23, 2026
Podcast: The Kabuki Book on Literary Titan
Listen to the Literary Titan podcast episode featuring The Kabuki Book: Entertainment for Commoners.
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Kohōpeh - author's blog
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Jul 18, 2026
Editorial Review: THE KABUKI BOOK (Reader's Favorite)
Editorial review coverage and critical acclaim for THE KABUKI BOOK from Reader's Favorite.
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Dirk Bachhausen
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Jul 15, 2026
(latina-press) São Paulo und Rio de Janeiro gehören zu den besten queeren Orten der Welt
15. July 2026 Time Out hat São Paulo und Rio de Janeiro in seine Auswahl der besten Queer-Locations weltweit aufgenommen, die anlässlich des Pride-Monats zusammengestellt wurde. Direktlink Hier den Artikel weiter lesen...
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Kohōpeh - author's blog
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Jul 15, 2026
Author Interview: Lotus, Mud, Blade (New In Books)
Author interview with Kohōpeh for New In Books on Lotus,Mud, Blade.
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Kohōpeh - author's blog
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Jun 15, 2026
Editorial Review: LOTUS, MUD, BLADE (Reader's Favorite)
Editorial review critique and coverage for LOTUS, MUD, BLADE from Reader's Favorite.
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Supramundane Agency
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Apr 21, 2026
On RTÉ Radio 1: should Europe wean itself off US tech?
I joined Today with David McCullagh on RTÉ Radio 1, alongside Dr Hazel Murray of Munster Technological University, to discuss Europe’s dependence on US technology and how to reduce it.
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Blacksky Algorithms
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Feb 18, 2026
A startup called Germ becomes the first private messenger that launches directly from Bluesky’s app
Xue agreed, adding, “We align with the ATProto ethos that people should be able to communicate using the apps and tools they choose. We believe that by solving the hard problems for ATProto users in safe, transparent, and user-friendly ways, they’ll continue to choose us,” he said. Shortly after Bluesky added support for the Germ badge, another AT Protocol-based client, Blacksky, did as well.
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Blacksky Algorithms
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Feb 3, 2026
Rethinking Digital Storage for Community-Based Archives
We are at a tipping point where “digital convenience” has become a trap for community memory. For archives and ongoing movements, the corporate cloud is no longer a neutral storage locker — it is a liability.
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Blacksky Algorithms
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Jan 30, 2026
January 30th, 2026: New Frontiers
Blacksky Algorithms has announced an amazing new initiative to support mutual aid called BlackSky Cash. It's a thought-provoking effort with impressive goals, and it's exciting to see what's coming here.
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Blacksky Algorithms
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Dec 23, 2025
Rudy Fraser x Blacksky Algorithms: The Architecture of Sovereign Communities | Episode 18
Sovereignty is not an aesthetic. It is infrastructure." In a digital landscape defined by extraction and surveillance, true autonomy requires owning the platform, not just the profile. In Episode 18, we sit down with Rudy Fraser, founder of Blacksky Algorithms, to dismantle the current state of the internet. We discuss the creation of sovereign internet communities and the unique challenges faced by Black leaders in tech. This is not just about coding; it is about the "praxis of autonomy"—building open-source, community-driven platforms that prioritize privacy over profit.
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Blacksky Algorithms
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Dec 15, 2025
“No One’s Coming to Save Us. Why Communities Must Build Their Own Internet” -Rudy Fraser, Blacksky
Rudy Fraser, Founder & CEO of Blacksky Algorithms shares how Blacksky grew into the largest Black community on the decentralized web, with custom feeds used by over 2.5M people. He explains how their toolkit lets communities control algorithms, moderation, governance, and pooled funds while staying connected to a global social media ecosystem. Rudy talks about mutual aid roots, open-source development, community-written guidelines, the impact of US politics and free-speech crackdowns, and why privacy-preserving, community-run spaces are essential for Black autonomy and modern cypherpunk organizing.
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Blacksky Algorithms
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Nov 21, 2025
Exit and Interoperability Exist Today, If You Know Where To Look
PDS MOOver is a portability suite (with a cute cow logo) that lets you move your PDS between any two providers, plus useful stuff like backup and restore. And Blacksky has added PDS hosting to their suite of alternate ATProtocol services, with a tool called Tektite for the migration process. This is all pretty nascent – one estimate from August was that only about 1% of PDS were outside Bluesky servers. That was before Blacksky ramped up, so the number is probably higher now. And the vision of portable, personal storage is clear. Someday, you may be able to move your PDS around at least as easily as moving your money to a new bank.
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Blacksky Algorithms
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Oct 22, 2025
Trump Administration’s Arrival on Bluesky Highlights Growing Pains for Open Networks
It would have been better if the open networking sector had longer to build—just another year or two before Musk’s acquisition of Twitter or before the acceleration of the global authoritarian slide. But the ecosystems we have today offer plentiful ways for people who care about community self-governance to support the work of building out viable systems for high-context governance and connecting them together, by supporting efforts like Blacksky Algorithms and Northsky Social, which are building AT Protocol-based social networking stacks centering Black and 2SLGBTQIA+ communities
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Blacksky Algorithms
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Oct 17, 2025
The Blurred Truths of Sora
That is a growing concern among developers who say there are now too many social networking apps that have a poor understanding of social dynamics. Like Sora, they are “inherently antisocial and nihilistic,” says Rudy Fraser, the creator of Blacksky, the custom feed and moderation service for Black users on Bluesky. “They’ve given up on fostering real human connection and are looking to profit on supplying people with artificial connection and manufactured dopamine.”
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Blacksky Algorithms
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Oct 16, 2025
A new wave of social media apps provide hope in a doomscrolling world
“We’re demonstrating with AT Protocol that you can have a great user experience, have a good time again on the internet, and have real autonomy the entire time,” Fraser said.
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Blacksky Algorithms
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Sep 27, 2025
Open Social
There’s a new movement on the block. I like to call it “open social”. There are competing visions for what “open social” should be like. I think the AT Protocol created by Bluesky is the most convincing take on it so far. It’s not perfect, and it’s a work in progress, but there’s nothing I know quite like it.
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Blacksky Algorithms
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Sep 26, 2025
Rudy Fraser on Blacksky, Mutual Aid & Reclaiming Social Media
Rudy Fraser is the founder of Blacksky, a community-driven project building on top of the AT Protocol while remaining independent of Bluesky, where that protocol originated. At Blacksky, he and his team are applying the principles of mutual aid and community ownership to algorithms, moderation teams, and governance tools for the Black community, giving users more control over their means of communication. “For me, community really means mutual accountability between the one and the many,” Rudy
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Blacksky Algorithms
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Sep 5, 2025
Nodestar: Building Blacksky w/ Rudy Fraser
This is part two of Nodestar, our three-part series on decentralisation. Blacksky is a community built using the AT Protocol by Rudy Fraser. Rudy built this both out of a creative drive to make something new using protocol thinking, and out of frustration over a lack of safe community spaces for black folks where they could be themselves, and not have to experience anti-black racism or misogynoir as a price of entry. Rudy and Alix discuss curation as moderation, the future of community stewardship, freeing ourselves from centralised content decision-making, how technology might connect with mutual aid, and the beauty of what he refers to as ‘dotted-line communities’.
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Blacksky Algorithms
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Aug 28, 2025
Mississippi’s age assurance law puts decentralized social networks to the test
An overly broad age assurance law in Mississippi is leading to arguments about which platforms — Bluesky, Mastodon, or others — offer the best solution for avoiding crackdowns on internet freedoms.
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