Thanks @j12t@j12t.social and @anca@mastodon.xyz for hosting yet another successful FediForum! Great to see all the friendly faces and many new ones as well. One of there days I'll scrape together another demo :smirk_cat:

Visa says the feature will include spending limits and mandatory approval procedures, and that the agent will only be permitted to use customers' cards at approved retailers.

Hi @thisismissem, apologies if this has been asked previously. I noticed upon looking at the IFTAS blocklists that `#severity` is either `silence` or `suspend`. My feeling is that this aligns with Mastodon's usages, since they adopted the format Mastodon uses for shared blocklists. Has the T&S TF put together a recommended list of levels for federation policies, and if so, do they align with what FIRES would also publish?[...] This doc article notes that the levels are Reject media, limit, suspend, and blocklist, with "silence" being the former name of "limit". Right now NodeBB does a binary "if you're on the list everything is blocked" approach, but I'm looking to add some granularity. Thanks!

> A good architect’s most important skill isn’t designing systems. It’s knowing which systems not to build. It’s pushing back on complexity. It’s asking “why?” five times until the actual requirement emerges from the aspirational nonsense. It’s telling the CTO that their conference-inspired idea is a terrible fit for the team they actually have. > > Claude will never do this. It’s trained to be helpful. Helpful means agreeable. Agreeable means you get an attaboy and a Jenga tower that passes for architecture. https://www.hollandtech.net/claude-is-not-your-architect/

This is the discussion thread for the draft FEP-baf5: Administrator Collection > This FEP introduces a mechanism for discovering the administrators of an ActivityPub instance. It extends the "Group Moderator" pattern from [FEP 1b12][1b12] and the "Application Actor" concept from [FEP 2677][2677] by defining an `OrderedCollection` of administrators referenced from the instance's application actor. The full draft can be read here.