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TootBot A small python 3.x script to replicate tweets on a mastodon account, including links and images. Forked from https://github.com/cquest/tootbot Specialized in RSS feed, in particular from Nitter (https://nitter.net - https://github.com/zedeus/nitter) It gets the tweets from RSS available at https://nitter.net, then does some cleanup on the content: twitter tracking links (t.co) are dereferenced twitter hosted pictures are retrieved and uploaded to mastodon the tweets from RSS source's are joined based on the domain name to avoid duplicates It can also toot RSS/atom feeds (see cron-example.sh). ...

Terminal application for following twitter feeds. Follows the feeds of the given handles and stores the tweets so that the old tweets are saved and can be viewed even when off-line. Done using python and curses.

Petitioner is a CGI application written in Python that lets users create and send petitions to multiple members of parliament at once. Petitions are saved to a unique link that can be shared. Every time someone follows that link, a petition will be sent to the selected MPs.

OUT OF DATE: See the Singularity project here at sourceforge. This project aims to make the expanse of human knowledge beautifully presentable and the exabytes of data navigable by an average user via the power of a Unified Data Model and 3d visualization layer for the Web. It will invert the top 3 layers of the OSI network model to make a 3-dimensional presentation layer with a peer-to-peer session layer for the Internet. For the curious, there is a simple demo that provides a...

UN.me is a web application for both collaboration and general socialization. It synchronizes an environment between two or more users in which they can chat, share photos, collaborate on documents, and more, all in real time.

Synchro is a desktop ping.fm, hellotxt-like project thought to be useful as coordinator for each important service on the net (statuses).

FBClient is a Python module for accessing the Facebook website, aimed at being a command-line "client" for users. The goal is to allow a user to interact with the site as they would using a graphical browser, but from a more direct text interface.