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About Takahē

Takahē is an ActivityPub server focused on microblogging, much like Mastodon, -Pleroma, and others. Our goals are:

Why start another server?

The main motivation was to prove two things - that virtual hosting of multiple -domains on a single ActivityPub server was possible (so you don’t need -to run a whole new server for every person or organisation that brings their -own domain), and to explore the use of Python’s asynchronous libraries to -speed up the large amount of background work ActivityPub involves.

Fortunately, both of those have proved themselves to work well in the initial -build-out phase, and so now development is focused towards a small, reliable, -stable release.

While we do not expect to grow as large and featureful as Mastodon, the goal -is to provide a smaller, lighter-weight server that is useful for small- to -medium-size instances. The architecture we’ve chosen is deliberately easy to -run and maintain but will not scale to a large install, and that’s fine.

More Insight

Takahē is, so far, mostly authored by Andrew Godwin, -and you can read more about its development, choices made, and progress via -my blog posts.

The Takahē

The Takahē bird, after which this project is named, is a -flightless bird from Aotearoa New Zealand - -once thought extinct, but in recent decades they were rediscovered and have -been the subject of a successful breeding and reintroduction programme.

If you’d like to donate to the ongoing efforts to establish a healthy -population and expansion into new areas, you can give money through the -New Zealand Nature Fund. -The Takahē project maintains a regular monthly donation to the programme.

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