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* :heavy_check_mark: **[pubgate](https://github.com/autogestion/pubgate)**: Lightweight ActivityPub CMS. Implements both client-to-server (C2S) and server-to-server(S2S) APIs. Compatible with Mastodon, Pixelfed, Pleroma and microblog.pub. `BSD-3-clause, Python`
* :heavy_check_mark: [**Spritely**](https://gitlab.com/spritely) ([Fedi account](https://octodon.social/@cwebber)): Research space for a next-gen distributed social network written in Racket and consisting of multiple projects, by AP specification co-author Christopher Lemmer Webber. `Apache-2.0, Racket`
* :tada: :black_nib: [**Socialtap**](https://git.feneas.org/socialtap/server): drink socially! A federated version of Untappd.com. It [extends](https://socialtap.git.feneas.org/vocab) the ActivityPub types `GPL-3.0, Go`
* :heavy_check_mark: [**Spritely**](https://gitlab.com/spritely) ([Fedi account](https://octodon.social/@cwebber)): Research space for a next-gen distributed social network written in Racket and consisting of multiple projects, by AP specification co-author Christopher Lemmer Webber. `Apache-2.0, Racket`
#### Blog, Publishing, and Reading Apps
* :black_nib: **[Diffu](https://mockup.diffu.social)**: an attempt at a federated Tumblr/ Medium, aimed at hosting long form articles that easily and neatly embed other kinds of content from any fediverse platform (microblog posts, PixelFed images, PeerTube videos etc). Proposed by a French company called Befox, who attempted to crowdfund development (inspired perhaps by the success or PeerTube and Mobilizon), but didn't hit their target.