@echedellelr

If you have services you'd like to see added, I've created an intake form.

https://cryptpad.fr/form/#/2/form/view/Ric8ThY+rCmnp3FnYh9iDID+btsSuNJHNPyWb-+mNOw/

@jorgecandeias @crossgolf_rebel @josh this is why I built a map that is curated to determine if the service is actually in the place or of a place, and to not rely on hosting data. Both have their uses.

@nlupo lol cool, sorry for the misunderstanding

@jorgecandeias @crossgolf_rebel @josh I believe that map uses server hosting location, not audience/membership. I see toot.wales in England (which is where the host is)

@nlupo the map does not show /all/ instances, it's not a map of everything.

https://jaz.co.uk/projects/mastodon-near-me/#inclusion-criteria

@crossgolf_rebel @josh that's a really good map also, very different purpose than mine but super detailed.

To be clear, I'm all for any and all platforms pushing for digital sovereignty, but this feels like a brash attempt to undercut Eurosky and get something, anything, on the board for Davos. There appears to be funding.

Governments can't fund what they don't know about.

If European digital sovereignty is important to you, start writing some emails to the people you think might be funding this.

Some background: https://www.bilanz.ch/people/w-social-will-twitter-konkurrenz-machen-899933

Let's see what's trending on the EU-focused social media platform.

Delroy Lindo - British actor, so thanks for having us back, good to be European again.
Davos Forum - no comment
Trump's Board of Peace - even less comment
Mets Trade - Ah yes, the Malmo Mets. Love 'em.
Swerve Strickland - almost Swedish.
AEW Dynamite - EU sure is - ahem - "wrestling" with digital sovereignty

Why do I say it's hurried?

This bizarre, hurried cut-and-paste Bluesky clone called "W" (wsocial.eu) says it will fill this huge gap in Europe where no social media platforms exist.

Meanwhile... https://umap.openstreetmap.fr/en/map/fediverse-near-me_828094#3/25.80/29.79

Day 5: whipped cream and ready to go

Day 4: CUSTARD!

Day 3: Cherries and raspberries

Day 2: Pears and Orange

Once I got the pear layer in there was no room for peaches so it's orange jelly and pear halves.

Quote from @zeynep

Orange and pears, that's Cockney right?

The Christmas trifle takes five days to build. Today is day one. In honour of our trip to Portugal, I've replaced the usual sherry with a tawny port, along with black cherry jelly. Stay tuned for day two, I'm thinking pears and peaches for the next layer.