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What are your thoughts on adding #ActivityPub support to a blog? I feel like blogs are different and should be separate from social media(?)
A simple solution for letting people comment on a blog post could be embedding a post including all of its replies. However, for blogs, you want comments to survive as long as possible and Fediverse servers generally don’t guarantee that.
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What are your thoughts on adding #ActivityPub support to a blog? I feel like blogs are different and should be separate from social media(?)
A simple solution for letting people comment on a blog post could be embedding a post including all of its replies. However, for blogs, you want comments to survive as long as possible and Fediverse servers generally don’t guarantee that.
rauschma@fosstodon.org bullish on the concept and potential.
I feel everything should be connected.. nobody says the fediverse is just shouting in the wind.
The threadiverse is proof of that, and those work very well in concert with long-form content like blogs.
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What are your thoughts on adding #ActivityPub support to a blog? I feel like blogs are different and should be separate from social media(?)
A simple solution for letting people comment on a blog post could be embedding a post including all of its replies. However, for blogs, you want comments to survive as long as possible and Fediverse servers generally don’t guarantee that.
The blogging server could store a copy of the comments.
(They are going to get pushed there anyway, by the commenter.)
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What are your thoughts on adding #ActivityPub support to a blog? I feel like blogs are different and should be separate from social media(?)
A simple solution for letting people comment on a blog post could be embedding a post including all of its replies. However, for blogs, you want comments to survive as long as possible and Fediverse servers generally don’t guarantee that.
@rauschma we have at least four blogging platforms that support AP: WriteFreely, Plume, WordPress and Ghost.
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What are your thoughts on adding #ActivityPub support to a blog? I feel like blogs are different and should be separate from social media(?)
A simple solution for letting people comment on a blog post could be embedding a post including all of its replies. However, for blogs, you want comments to survive as long as possible and Fediverse servers generally don’t guarantee that.
@rauschma I often use my Akkoma account like a blog, and nobody seems bothered by it. -
@rauschma I often use my Akkoma account like a blog, and nobody seems bothered by it.
@atomicpoet Interesting! That’s another way of doing a blog-ActivityPub fusion.
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@atomicpoet Interesting! That’s another way of doing a blog-ActivityPub fusion.
@rauschma Mastodon fully displays Markdown. And if your post is over a certain character count, they snip it and add a “Read more…” so that those who are interested in reading lots of text can. -
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@stephtara no, this should work on all plans!
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@pfefferle do I need a business plan to play with that on wordpress.com? 😢
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@IngaLovinde@embracing.space Thanks for this detailed explanation, it was just what I was looking for. 🙏
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@stephtara the reader is only available for WordPress.com and Jetpack users. But there will be an alternative for self-hosted sites too.
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@rauschma Mastodon fully displays Markdown. And if your post is over a certain character count, they snip it and add a “Read more…” so that those who are interested in reading lots of text can.
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@atomicpoet Interesting! That’s another way of doing a blog-ActivityPub fusion.
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@rauschma I often use my Akkoma account like a blog, and nobody seems bothered by it.
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@rauschma we have at least four blogging platforms that support AP: WriteFreely, Plume, WordPress and Ghost.
