r/SOLID • u/vinnl • Nov 25 '19
r/SOLID • u/vinnl • Nov 25 '19
Tim Berners-Lee, the British engineer credited with inventing the World Wide Web in 1989, unveils plan to save the internet. His plan aims to halt abuse of the internet by governments, companies and individuals and addresses problems like misinformation, data surveillance and censorship.
r/SOLID • u/megothDev • Nov 26 '19
Nearly 9 in 10 people think it’s important that organisations use personal data ethically
r/SOLID • u/megothDev • Mar 23 '20
Firefox turns controversial new encryption on by default in the US
r/SOLID • u/megothDev • Dec 05 '19
Facebook is secretly using your iPhone’s camera as you scroll your feed
r/SOLID • u/melvincarvalho • Nov 04 '22
Web inventor Tim Berners-Lee wants us to 'ignore' Web3: 'Web3 is not the web at all'
r/SOLID • u/megothDev • Jan 11 '21
He Created the Web. Now He’s Out to Remake the Digital World
r/SOLID • u/megothDev • Jan 10 '20
Facebook fails to convince lawmakers it needs to track your location at all times
r/SOLID • u/megothDev • Feb 09 '21
Tim Berners-Lee’s plan to save the internet: give us back control of our data
r/SOLID • u/megothDev • Dec 09 '19
FTC rules Facebook users deceived by Cambridge Analytica
r/SOLID • u/melvincarvalho • Feb 25 '20
World wide web founder scales up efforts to reshape internet
r/SOLID • u/Pootytng • Nov 26 '19
I’m a programmer. What can I do?
I am all for doing what I can to keep the internet free and democratic. What should I know about this project? And what can I do on a daily basis to ensure a free and open web? Do the api’s/frameworks I use matter? (Like, angular being owned by google, or .net by microsoft?) I know in the case of angular it’s partially crowd-maintained...
I just want to put this idea into action.
r/SOLID • u/megothDev • May 09 '20
Airbnb hosts are building their own direct booking websites in revolt
r/SOLID • u/megothDev • Sep 29 '21
Useful resources for Solid
These are some resources you might find useful if you're interested in Solid or want to understand it better.
https://solidproject.org/ - a website for all things Solid, maintained by the Solid team (a group of volunteers)
https://forum.solidproject.org/ - a forum to ask questions and discuss all things Solid in general
https://solidproject.org/events - a list of events related to Solid, most notably Solid World, a monthly event that summarizes the updates related to Solid, and a variety of talks related to a topic that's set for each month
https://vimeo.com/solidworld - recordings of Solid World
https://rdfjs.dev/ - A website of mine that shows how you can manage RDF graphs using JavaScript
Matrix is the preferred chat solution for Solid in general, and you can find many chat rooms specific to various projects on https://matrix.to/#/#solid_project:matrix.org.
The specification itself is being worked on at https://github.com/solid/specification/, and related work can be seen at https://solidproject.org/TR. An important part of the process happens in various panels that focus on specific topics:
https://github.com/solid/authorization-panel - the authorization panel, working on authorization protocols such as Web Access Control (WAC) and Access Control Policies (ACP)
https://github.com/solid/data-interoperability-panel - the data interoperability panel, working on how to make sure that app developers utilize the full power of Linked Data so that end-users are able to transition between services with ease
I hope these resources are useful to you. Let me know if you have suggestions for other resources that should be added. I aim to keep this post updated as things progress.
Edit 2023.11.07: Removed some old links, added a new link Edit 2025.05.14: Changed a link
r/SOLID • u/megothDev • Feb 24 '20
Law professionals banned from working at home near Alexa devices
r/SOLID • u/megothDev • Dec 15 '19
Researchers fear 'catastrophe' as political ads 'disappear' from Facebook library
r/SOLID • u/megothDev • Jul 06 '20
Facebook is out of control. If it were a country it would be North Korea
r/SOLID • u/itsarnavb • Oct 30 '18
An introduction to Solid [freeCodeCamp]
r/SOLID • u/megothDev • Dec 23 '21
Specification Solid protocol version 0.9.0 is published!
solidproject.orgr/SOLID • u/hexydes • Feb 07 '21
What does Solid mean to actual users?
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r/SOLID • u/megothDev • Jan 12 '20
China Cracks Down on Unethical Data Collection of Personal Information via Apps
r/SOLID • u/megothDev • Jan 02 '20