Association for Computing Machinery Cites Techrights in Relation to GemText and Gemini Protocol
Article published yesterday, Open Access
Today Techrights is cited in ACM (Association for Computing Machinery). This is related to an area we might bring to the Court or Appeal later this year or next year [1, 2, 3].
The article in question is "Bringing the Web of Data to the Small Web: a Multi-Protocol Contract and the Chaykin Linked Data Server" by Dr. Alessandro Adamou (Max Planck Institute).
"That'll be interesting because Microsoft has been angry about ACM for decades," an associate has said.
The cited article is reference #17, anchored upon: "Geminispace has grown roughly tenfold in five years [17], confirming a sustained multi-year trajectory rather than a static hobbyist plateau. What distinguishes a movement from a community more decisively, however, is a shared normative stance rather than a shared taste: independent first-hand accounts of the scene converge on an explicit rejection of algorithmic curation, behavioural tracking, and engagement-optimised design as a matter of principle: not merely a preference for older aesthetics, but for independence on presentation [5]."
I did not contact the author, nor did the author contact anyone in our team, so this is completely authentic, not a "plug". █
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