If you want to do this, Mbin can be a temporary solution, they support both format already
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If you want to do this, Mbin can be a temporary solution, they support both format already
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If you want to do this, Mbin can be a temporary solution, they support both format already
Thanks but I don't think I want a microblogging-UI within piefed but a translation into communities.
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Thanks but I don't think I want a microblogging-UI within piefed but a translation into communities.
That's how mbin does it, by tying tags to communities
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Just checked on fedia.io . It's not what I meant.
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From your post...
I wish to interact with microbloggers as a piefed user. Piefed could render microblog posts that contain a hashtag as a community post within a “community” named by this particular hashtag
That is literally how mbin does it!
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From your post...
I wish to interact with microbloggers as a piefed user. Piefed could render microblog posts that contain a hashtag as a community post within a “community” named by this particular hashtag
That is literally how mbin does it!
@suff@piefed.social , have you tried looking at a specific community?
https://fedia.io/m/photography has the two views: microblogs and threads
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From your post...
I wish to interact with microbloggers as a piefed user. Piefed could render microblog posts that contain a hashtag as a community post within a “community” named by this particular hashtag
That is literally how mbin does it!
Do I miss something?
- Communities are called "Magazines" on mbin. Magazines contain posts from the threadiverse (lemmy, etc.), not microblogger posts.
- "Microblog" in the header menu links to a TL of microblog posts, not posts from the threadiverse.
- From the comment section below threadiverse posts, you can upvote, reply and boost (a threadiverse comment to your microblogging TL), that's okay but why distinguish them in the first place?
- You can passively view (and rank) the microblog TL filtered by tag. That feels redundant.
I want hashtags treated like communities.
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@suff@piefed.social , have you tried looking at a specific community?
https://fedia.io/m/photography has the two views: microblogs and threads
It's not two views on the same content. They keep microblogs and threads separated.
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Do I miss something?
- Communities are called "Magazines" on mbin. Magazines contain posts from the threadiverse (lemmy, etc.), not microblogger posts.
- "Microblog" in the header menu links to a TL of microblog posts, not posts from the threadiverse.
- From the comment section below threadiverse posts, you can upvote, reply and boost (a threadiverse comment to your microblogging TL), that's okay but why distinguish them in the first place?
- You can passively view (and rank) the microblog TL filtered by tag. That feels redundant.
I want hashtags treated like communities.
I want hashtags treated like communities.
I see you mentioned on another comment that "boost" would be "approved", but that then implies that mods of the communities have to approve every single post using that hashtag?
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I want hashtags treated like communities.
I see you mentioned on another comment that "boost" would be "approved", but that then implies that mods of the communities have to approve every single post using that hashtag?
It would be an acceptable variant or configuration for very busy/misused hashtags. I think if many users can join the mod team, it would work well.
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It would be an acceptable variant or configuration for very busy/misused hashtags. I think if many users can join the mod team, it would work well.
If you look at https://fedia.io/m/photography/microblog , there are several posts per hour. That's not going to be doable to have mods approve all of those posts.
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I think blaze was a bit confused at what you were saying but I got it as its kinda how I would like it as well. Basically mastadon in your feed. Like you could have a setting to do it at the user level. Honestly I would sorta like the logins in the fediverse to be able to be used in other fediverse instances. That would make a lot of things easier. Like I have 3 hubert manne accounts. one kbin, one on an mbin instance, and this piefed one. If I want to look at mastadon or loops I have to make a new account. Would love to click on links and have it just accept hubertmanne@piefed.social as a user. This would also make it where it is no longer necessary to fix links so they come up in an instance and decrease how much caching a particular instance needs to do.
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If you look at https://fedia.io/m/photography/microblog , there are several posts per hour. That's not going to be doable to have mods approve all of those posts.
Mods should be able to switch from opt-out (manually remove Mastodon posts from the hashtag-community) to opt-in (manually "boost" Mastodon posts into the hashtag-community). That switch could also flip like a fuse when a threshold is reached, with an admin-configured max_toots_per_day.
The flooded mod tool could help itself with filters by min_boosts, min_stars, links, media and max_age, etc.
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smitten_@key.portend.place might I suggest appropriating the ActivityPub logo? For lack of a better option.
There's the "networked nodes" fediverse logo but it really loses its effect when made small.
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This is so great, I feel like whenever this idea comes up it's just so difficult to explain to people what it would feel like to use. (and why it's helpful!)
You talked about changing the address yourself in the browser bar which is already easier than loading up your home server and going through the step to lookup. For me what excited me about this idea was that people could be displaying the links in pages. You often see it with a socials section at the bottom of someone's blog, they link to their profile on their server when what I want them to link to is their profile with the web+ap protocol.
But this leads to another big UX problem, the links are useless if you don't have a handler registered. There is no fallback mechanism your browser will just ask you what you want to open it with and have an empty list of suggestions. So I think it would need to have a recognizable way to be communicated to the user, a consistent icon for the link and a memorable name because only people who knew they set up a handler would want them.
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