A decentralized semantic web built atop Activity Pub
Chatter Net is a modern decentralized semantic web built atop self-sovereign identity. This is a very early prototype. Help, comments, criticisms are all needed to help the project move forward.
A decentralized semantic web built atop Activity Pub launched on November 24, 2022 with 141 votes, #248 of 3,471 launches that month and more than 95% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 3 years on.
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Chatter Net is a decentralized semantic web platform built on Activity Pub and self-sovereign identity principles. It enables users to create and share structured information across a distributed network without relying on centralized servers. Designed for developers and early adopters interested in decentralized web technologies, this early-stage prototype invites feedback and community contributions to guide its development.
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