something cool to add to #activitypub woulöd be a global shoutbox
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something cool to add to #activitypub woulöd be a global shoutbox
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something cool to add to #activitypub woulöd be a global shoutbox
I mean... technically, any public post is kind of a global shoutbox?
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Multiple CVs: I thought of the CV as an actor. So having multiple CVs is just having multiple actors on your instance.
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The idea currently isn't in the state, that I started thinking of that. 🙂 It's good to discuss all these details, I haven't thought about yet. Thank you for that.
Automatic subscription: I think, we have to distinguish between user, and search engine. The search engines will probably want to add new subscriptions automatically. The user probably wants to only subscribe to his chosen search engine.
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@cdonat @reiver I like the idea in principal, do you see those secondary subscribe actions as manual or automatic? I can see pros and cons to both but I feel automatic is the way forward for adoption, perhaps with an option to queue like moderation tools would have for those who don't want it? I'm getting into details here but I feel like a recommendation in the protocol/design doc would be worthwhile. How about multiple CVs for the same person? I have alt. ones for types of jobs for instance.
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As job seeker, I subscribe to query, that describes the jobs, I'm interested in, and find job openings in my feed.
As recruiter, I subscribe to a query, that describes the candidates for my job openings, and will find matching candidates in my feed.
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In the opposite direction, a search engine for recruiters can work similarly. They query known instances for resumes, that match their broad query and then use AP to distribute their results. The federated results can be used by the search engine admin to extend the list of known instances.
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Now the other search engines have a new source. I can also subscribe to their search engines with my search term, and so find job openings, that I wasn't aware of before, because they have other sources.
After I add a job opening from those other search engines to my index, I also match it to my subscribers queries, and push it to them. Since I don't forward jobs, that I already have in my index, this breaks possible loops.
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Let's assume I set up a search engine, that uses a hand full of sources known to me, that indexes software developer positions in Switzerland, because that covers broadly, what I'm interested in.
Other search engines as well as AP-Users can then subscribe to a query at my search engine. Whenever my crawler finishes, it publishes the newly found jobs, that match their queries.
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