"Linked Data & the Decentralised Web: Is this the Future?"
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Panel argues for practical steps: Rocket.Chat runs a federation beta with Matrix compatibility while preferring email-as-ID to reduce onboarding friction, and plans verified clients and per-channel ephemeral keys for privacy; marketing automation tool Mautic moves to headless/serverless architecture to separate data from functionality; linked data adopts JSON-LD as the W3C-backed format with RDF heritage; projects like Enigma/Ocean for secure multi-party computation and blockchain-stored IoT bombing records show censorship-resistant, privacy-preserving use cases.
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