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  • Introducing the ASML ActivityPub Fuzzer: Improving Testing in the FediverseOctober 1, 2025
    I’m happy to announce the release of the ActivityPub Fuzzer. The ActivityPub Fuzzer is a small program to help developers build social media software on the Fediverse with the ActivityPub protocol. It uses data collected by the Fediverse Schema Observatory to emulate known Fediverse software, solving the problem where developers have to manually test compatibility with dozens of other projects. The Fuzzer runs in a local development environment. You can tell it to locally emulate a public fire hose, or to send you messages formatted from every known version of a specific software project. The problem The Fediverse… Read more: Introducing the ASML ActivityPub Fuzzer: Improving Testing in the Fediverse
  • Bring ASML to SXSW!August 14, 2025
    ASML has three panels up for consideration at SXSW 2026. Learn more about each panel and cast your vote today.
  • User Experience Interviews – Call for ParticipantsAugust 13, 2025
    ASML seeks participants for user experience interviews on a tool aimed at documenting and reporting harassment on social media.
  • Missed the ASML Spring Synthesizer? Watch Our Fellows’ Project Presentations and Tour the Photo GalleryMay 20, 2025
    ASML’s Spring Synthesizer showcased current projects and new ideas from our network. Watch the recorded sessions to learn more.
  • ASML Spring SynthesizerMay 1, 2025
    Join us for an afternoon dedicated to sharing ASML’s current projects, and engage with our network of engineers and academics to learn how we can all create a better social media landscape.
  • We Open-Sourced Frankly – Here’s What That Means for Collaborative Dialogue.April 29, 2025
    A deliberation platform that is accessible, adaptable, and accountable to everyone—not locked in proprietary systems—is our goal.
  • Request for Comments: The Fediverse Schema ObservatoryOctober 25, 2024
    Senior Software Engineer Darius Kazemi seeks feedback on his Fediverse Schema Observatory, which aims to improve interoperability.
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