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Join Us for Office Hours: Dec 1-5

  • We’re excited to announce that the ActivityPub for WordPress team will be hosting open office hours during the first week of December! Whether you’re just getting started with ActivityPub, running into setup issues, or want to chat about where the plugin is heading, we’d love to see you there.

    What Are Office Hours?

    Think of office hours as an open door to hang out with @pfefferle and @obenland. Drop in anytime during the scheduled sessions to get hands-on help with plugin installation and setup, troubleshoot any issues you’re experiencing, or share your ideas for new features and improvements. You can also discuss the roadmap and what’s coming next, ask questions about ActivityPub, the fediverse, or how it all works, and connect with the community to see what others are building.

    No agenda, no registration required—just show up when you can and let’s talk ActivityPub!

    Schedule: December 1-5, 2025

    We’re offering multiple sessions throughout the week to accommodate different time zones. Join whichever works best for you!

    Monday
    Dec 1
    Tuesday
    Dec 2
    Wednesday
    Dec 3
    Thursday
    Dec 4
    Friday
    Dec 5
    10:00 CET🗓️ Add to Calendar🗓️ Add to Calendar🗓️ Add to Calendar
    10 am ET📅 Add to Calendar📅 Add to Calendar📅 Add to Calendar📅 Add to Calendar📅 Add to Calendar

    Time zone note: CET = Central European Time | ET = Eastern Time (US)

    How to Join

    Meeting Link: https://meet.google.com/mdb-bkdw-ypz

    Just click the link above at any scheduled time and join us! No need to RSVP—these are open sessions where anyone can drop in.

    New to video calls? No worries! Just click the link, and you’ll be guided through joining. Most platforms work right in your browser.

    Who Should Come?

    Everyone! Seriously, we mean it:

    • WordPress site owners curious about connecting to the fediverse.
    • Developers working with the ActivityPub plugin.
    • Fediverse enthusiasts who want to understand how WordPress fits in.
    • Anyone with questions, bug reports, or ideas.
    • Lurkers welcome too—feel free to just listen and learn!

    Whether you’re running a personal blog, a community site, or just exploring what ActivityPub can do, we’d love to meet you.

    Can’t Make These Times?

    We know December 1-5 won’t work for everyone. If you can’t join us live, you can connect with us on GitHub or join the conversation in our community forum.

    We’re planning to do more office hours in the future based on how this week goes, so let us know what times work better for you!

    See You There! 👋

    We’re really looking forward to connecting with the community, answering your questions, and hearing about how you’re using ActivityPub on WordPress. Mark your calendars, grab a coffee (or tea!), and let’s chat!

    Have questions before office hours? Drop a comment below.

  • pfefferle@mastodon.socialundefined pfefferle@mastodon.social shared this topic
  • We’re excited to announce that the ActivityPub for WordPress team will be hosting open office hours during the first week of December! Whether you’re just getting started with ActivityPub, running into setup issues, or want to chat about where the plugin is heading, we’d love to see you there.

    What Are Office Hours?

    Think of office hours as an open door to hang out with @pfefferle and @obenland. Drop in anytime during the scheduled sessions to get hands-on help with plugin installation and setup, troubleshoot any issues you’re experiencing, or share your ideas for new features and improvements. You can also discuss the roadmap and what’s coming next, ask questions about ActivityPub, the fediverse, or how it all works, and connect with the community to see what others are building.

    No agenda, no registration required—just show up when you can and let’s talk ActivityPub!

    Schedule: December 1-5, 2025

    We’re offering multiple sessions throughout the week to accommodate different time zones. Join whichever works best for you!

    Monday
    Dec 1
    Tuesday
    Dec 2
    Wednesday
    Dec 3
    Thursday
    Dec 4
    Friday
    Dec 5
    10:00 CET🗓️ Add to Calendar🗓️ Add to Calendar🗓️ Add to Calendar
    10 am ET📅 Add to Calendar📅 Add to Calendar📅 Add to Calendar📅 Add to Calendar📅 Add to Calendar

    Time zone note: CET = Central European Time | ET = Eastern Time (US)

    How to Join

    Meeting Link: https://meet.google.com/mdb-bkdw-ypz

    Just click the link above at any scheduled time and join us! No need to RSVP—these are open sessions where anyone can drop in.

    New to video calls? No worries! Just click the link, and you’ll be guided through joining. Most platforms work right in your browser.

    Who Should Come?

    Everyone! Seriously, we mean it:

    • WordPress site owners curious about connecting to the fediverse.
    • Developers working with the ActivityPub plugin.
    • Fediverse enthusiasts who want to understand how WordPress fits in.
    • Anyone with questions, bug reports, or ideas.
    • Lurkers welcome too—feel free to just listen and learn!

    Whether you’re running a personal blog, a community site, or just exploring what ActivityPub can do, we’d love to meet you.

    Can’t Make These Times?

    We know December 1-5 won’t work for everyone. If you can’t join us live, you can connect with us on GitHub or join the conversation in our community forum.

    We’re planning to do more office hours in the future based on how this week goes, so let us know what times work better for you!

    See You There! 👋

    We’re really looking forward to connecting with the community, answering your questions, and hearing about how you’re using ActivityPub on WordPress. Mark your calendars, grab a coffee (or tea!), and let’s chat!

    Have questions before office hours? Drop a comment below.

    pfefferle@mastodon.social absolutely love the idea of doing office hours. NodeBB should do that too!

    If I don't use WordPress can I come just to heckle you two 😂

  • @julian you have to! ☺️

    /cc @activitypub.blog


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