15:04:38 <spackle[m]> xmrscott: I remember talking to you about the Monero presence on the fediverse a while back. I see lemmy.ml/c/monero, is there a Pleroma instance or similar?
15:19:52 <xmrscott[m]> <spackle[m]> "xmrscott: I remember talking..." <- Going to try to get it up this weekend now that the forum infrastructure is in a much better place and reg emails to Tutanota won't go into Spam or void
15:20:58 <xmrscott[m]> (Which was the recent focus so one can more easily recommend forum.monero.space)
15:21:38 <spackle[m]> awesome, thanks!
16:16:01 <Rucknium[m]> https://www.reddit.com/r/Monero/comments/qne00d/monero_observer_articmine_and_isthmus_weigh_in_on/
16:16:41 <Rucknium[m]> escapethe3ra wrote a detailed update ^ on some developments about my OSPEAD decoy selection algorithm CCS proposal.
16:18:25 <ComplyLast> TIL sethsimmons and daniel micay are super cozy
16:22:05 <mechanic41turk[m> https://teddit.net/r/Monero/comments/qne00d/monero_observer_articmine_and_isthmus_weigh_in_on/
16:44:13 <mario-{get_rando> interesting
21:27:26 <SerHack> Hi. Unfortunately due to undeferrable commitments I will not be able to attend tomorrow's community meeting. A couple of random thoughts regarding my status and the status of Mastering Monero. In the meantime, thank you for your patience and for all the positive feedback I received for the first edition. Writing a book takes time, but preparing the second edition takes much more!
21:27:31 <SerHack> Regarding the second edition, I'm pretty well on my way. I can't reveal timelines or milestones but I am working with my editor to write a technical part that can also be understood by beginners. Once the changes on the content are completed, I will upload the changes on Github to get an initial feedback and continue with the publication.  
21:27:35 <SerHack> Regarding the PR for the translation of Mastering Monero into Italian, I am more than happy to see another person working on the translation. Since I am of Italian descent, I will follow the translation and rewrite in Italian very carefully. I don't exclude that the PR may also include paid hours of serious reviewing by me. Since I'm still writing deeply and moving some sections, I would start with the first 4 chapters. This would work for ALL the 
21:27:36 <SerHack> edition.
21:27:40 <SerHack> As for getmonero.dev, my main idea was to turn the website into an introductory resource for developers, with projects and links to existing documentation. Many new developers (who may have never touched Monero or a cryptocurrency) are a bit lost in the `monero-core` repo. Skills required: basic knowledge of HTML and CSS. https://github.com/serhack/getmonero.dev
23:31:02 <escapethe3ra[m]> https://www.monero.observer/monero-observer-community-messages
23:36:02 <escapethe3ra[m]> Let me know if you have any feedback on the new section. I can drop it if it's not useful.
23:37:47 <anarkiocrypto[m]> Looks great, like the buy/sell classifieds section of local newspapers. :) Happy to see another "node" of the Monero circular economy.
23:38:44 <escapethe3ra[m]> Glad to hear it, that's exactly what I was aiming for.
23:45:04 <anarkiocrypto[m]> It's good and necessary work. Monero works as a private, accessible and secure currency since 2014 but still no active markets for products/services/jobs, despite many attempts over the years.
23:45:04 <anarkiocrypto[m]> Hopefully with Anoncoj.ch, Janoher's upcoming marketplace, ch0ccyra1n's WIP marketplace, Reddit /r/moneromarket, Telegram t.me/MoneroJobs and the new Monero Observer classifieds, an active, decentralized and long-term Monero circular economy can start up.