#forte — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #forte, aggregated by home.social.
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I can comment with a mastodon account but my experimental #forte account has no authorisation
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I can comment with a mastodon account but my experimental #forte account has no authorisation
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SpaceX rocket begins journey back to Texas from Christmas Island
SpaceX’s Starship 40 rocket has begun the long journey home after being retrieved from waters off Christmas Island.…
#NewsBeep #News #Space #AU #Australia #AustralianSpaceAgency #ChristmasIsland #ElonMusk #flyingfishcove #forte #Science #spacecraft #spacejunk #SpaceX #starship40 #Texas #WANews #whereischristmasisland
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SpaceX rocket begins journey back to Texas from Christmas Island
SpaceX’s Starship 40 rocket has begun the long journey home after being retrieved from waters off Christmas Island.…
#NewsBeep #News #Space #AU #Australia #AustralianSpaceAgency #ChristmasIsland #ElonMusk #flyingfishcove #forte #Science #spacecraft #spacejunk #SpaceX #starship40 #Texas #WANews #whereischristmasisland
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https://www.europesays.com/ie/660597/ How ‘Coyote vs. Acme’ fell off a cliff and somehow survived #acme #Character #comedy #Éire #film #FirstTime #forté #IE #Ireland #LastYear #LooneyTunes #lot #movie #project #Science #SoftSpokenGreen #TenaciousWileECoyote #trial #WarnerBrosDiscovery #Wildlife
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How ‘Coyote vs. Acme’ fell off a cliff and somehow survived
Early in November 2023, the night before Warner Bros. Discovery announced its decision to scrap “Coyote vs. Acme,”…
#NewsBeep #News #Wildlife #ACME #character #Comedy #Film #firsttime #forte #lastyear #LooneyTunes #lot #movie #project #Science #soft-spokengreen #tenaciouswilee.coyote #trial #UK #UnitedKingdom #WarnerBros.Discovery
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How ‘Coyote vs. Acme’ fell off a cliff and somehow survived
Early in November 2023, the night before Warner Bros. Discovery announced its decision to scrap “Coyote vs. Acme,”…
#NewsBeep #News #Wildlife #ACME #character #Comedy #Film #firsttime #forte #lastyear #LooneyTunes #lot #movie #project #Science #soft-spokengreen #tenaciouswilee.coyote #trial #UK #UnitedKingdom #WarnerBros.Discovery
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How ‘Coyote vs. Acme’ fell off a cliff and somehow survived
Early in November 2023, the night before Warner Bros. Discovery announced its decision to scrap “Coyote vs. Acme,”…
#NewsBeep #News #Wildlife #ACME #character #Comedy #Film #firsttime #forte #lastyear #LooneyTunes #lot #movie #project #Science #soft-spokengreen #tenaciouswilee.coyote #trial #UK #UnitedKingdom #WarnerBros.Discovery
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https://www.europesays.com/it/652639/ Leao deve scegliere tra Aston Villa e Galatasaray. L’ingaggio fa la differenza #accadrà #AccadràDialoga #AccadràDialogaDettagli #accontentare #AccontentareDettagli #aston #AstonVilla #Calcio #campo #contratto #decisione #definitivo #dettagli #DettagliContratto #domani #Football #forte #galatasaray #giocare #ingaggio #IT #Italia #Italy #leao #milan #notte #partita #pomeriggio #premier #prendere #rafa #Soccer #Sport #Sports #stagione #storia #vada #villa #voluto
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https://www.europesays.com/it/648926/ Maltempo oggi in Emilia Romagna e Marche: aereo precipita per il vento forte a San Marino, nubifragio e danni all’ospedale a Jesi #aereo #Cronaca #CronacaItaliana #CronacaItaliana #danni #emilia #forte #IT #Italia #Italy #jesi #maltempo #marche #marino #News #Notizie #nubifragio #ospedale #precipita #romagna #san #UltimeNotizie #UltimeNotizieENewsDiOggi #UltimeNotizieItalia #UltimeNotizie #UltimeNotizieEnewsDiOggi #UltimeNotizieItalia
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https://www.csseo.org/1311091/ Maltempo oggi in Emilia Romagna e Marche: aereo precipita per il vento forte a San Marino, nubifragio e danni all’ospedale a Jesi #aereo #Cronaca #CronacaItaliana #danni #emilia #forte #Italia #Italy #Jesi #maltempo #marche #marino #Notizie #nubifragio #ospedale #precipita #romagna #san #UltimeNotizie #UltimeNotizieENewsDiOggi #UltimeNotizieItalia
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SpaceX rocket set to depart Christmas Island for Texas aboard specialist recovery vessel
Like a certain extraterrestrial, SpaceX’s Starship 40 is set to depart its adopted safe harbour of Chris…
#NewsBeep #News #Space #AustralianSpaceAgency #ChristmasIsland #christmasislandrocket #christmasislandspacejunk #ElonMusk #flyingfishcove #forte #pilbaranews #Rocket #Science #spacejunk #spacecraft #SpaceX #starship40 #UK #UnitedKingdom #wanews #whereischristmasisland
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SpaceX rocket set to depart Christmas Island for Texas aboard specialist recovery vessel
Like a certain extraterrestrial, SpaceX’s Starship 40 is set to depart its adopted safe harbour of Christmas…
#NewsBeep #News #Space #AU #Australia #AustralianSpaceAgency #ChristmasIsland #christmasislandrocket #christmasislandspacejunk #ElonMusk #flyingfishcove #forte #pilbaranews #Rocket #Science #spacejunk #Spacecraft #SpaceX #starship40 #WANews #whereischristmasisland
https://www.newsbeep.com/au/866644/ -
SpaceX rocket set to depart Christmas Island for Texas aboard specialist recovery vessel
Like a certain extraterrestrial, SpaceX’s Starship 40 is set to depart its adopted safe harbour of Christmas…
#NewsBeep #News #Space #AU #Australia #AustralianSpaceAgency #ChristmasIsland #christmasislandrocket #christmasislandspacejunk #ElonMusk #flyingfishcove #forte #pilbaranews #Rocket #Science #spacejunk #Spacecraft #SpaceX #starship40 #WANews #whereischristmasisland
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https://www.europesays.com/ie/653600/ SpaceX rocket set to depart Christmas Island for Texas aboard specialist recovery vessel #AustralianSpaceAgency #ChristmasIsland #ChristmasIslandRocket #ChristmasIslandSpaceJunk #Éire #ElonMusk #FlyingFishCove #forté #IE #Ireland #PilbaraNews #Rocket #Science #Space #SpaceJunk #spacecraft #SpaceX #Starship40 #WANews #WhereIsChristmasIsland
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@Mika When I read the Bonfire suggestion, I was about to suggest Hubzilla, the most powerful Fediverse server application.
In case you don't know it: It basically evolved in 2015 from a fork of a Friendica fork, and it was created by Friendica's inventor. It probably has one of the best user documentations in the Fediverse, but it also has quite a steep learning curve, and newly created channels require quite a bit of configuration before you can really use them.
The same guy still maintains two more recent members of the same software family, (streams) from 2021 and Forte from 2024. They aren't quite as blistering with features as Hubzilla (they lack all the CMS stuff: articles, cards, wikis, webpages), and they don't offer nearly as many connection options as Friendica and Hubzilla.
Although they're still somehow complex, and although they don't have much of a user documentation, I dare say they're easier to get into because they don't require quite as much undocumented initial configuration after creating a channel.
All three offer groups (Hubzilla calls them "forums"), but no subforums. Whereas Friendica groups can only be co-administered by someone on the same server, groups/forums on Hubzilla, (streams) and Forte can be co-administered by anyone on Friendica, Hubzilla, (streams) or Forte.
However, there aren't any phone apps for them. They can be installed as progressive Web apps, though, and their Web UIs transform into mobile mode quite well AFAIK.
#Long #LongPost #CWLong #CWLongPost #FediMeta #FediverseMeta #CWFediMeta #CWFediverseMeta #Hubzilla #Streams #(streams) #Forte -
@Mika When I read the Bonfire suggestion, I was about to suggest Hubzilla, the most powerful Fediverse server application.
In case you don't know it: It basically evolved in 2015 from a fork of a Friendica fork, and it was created by Friendica's inventor. It probably has one of the best user documentations in the Fediverse, but it also has quite a steep learning curve, and newly created channels require quite a bit of configuration before you can really use them.
The same guy still maintains two more recent members of the same software family, (streams) from 2021 and Forte from 2024. They aren't quite as blistering with features as Hubzilla (they lack all the CMS stuff: articles, cards, wikis, webpages), and they don't offer nearly as many connection options as Friendica and Hubzilla.
Although they're still somehow complex, and although they don't have much of a user documentation, I dare say they're easier to get into because they don't require quite as much undocumented initial configuration after creating a channel.
All three offer groups (Hubzilla calls them "forums"), but no subforums. Whereas Friendica groups can only be co-administered by someone on the same server, groups/forums on Hubzilla, (streams) and Forte can be co-administered by anyone on Friendica, Hubzilla, (streams) or Forte.
However, there aren't any phone apps for them. They can be installed as progressive Web apps, though, and their Web UIs transform into mobile mode quite well AFAIK.
#Long #LongPost #CWLong #CWLongPost #FediMeta #FediverseMeta #CWFediMeta #CWFediverseMeta #Hubzilla #Streams #(streams) #Forte -
@Mika When I read the Bonfire suggestion, I was about to suggest Hubzilla, the most powerful Fediverse server application.
In case you don't know it: It basically evolved in 2015 from a fork of a Friendica fork, and it was created by Friendica's inventor. It probably has one of the best user documentations in the Fediverse, but it also has quite a steep learning curve, and newly created channels require quite a bit of configuration before you can really use them.
The same guy still maintains two more recent members of the same software family, (streams) from 2021 and Forte from 2024. They aren't quite as blistering with features as Hubzilla (they lack all the CMS stuff: articles, cards, wikis, webpages), and they don't offer nearly as many connection options as Friendica and Hubzilla.
Although they're still somehow complex, and although they don't have much of a user documentation, I dare say they're easier to get into because they don't require quite as much undocumented initial configuration after creating a channel.
All three offer groups (Hubzilla calls them "forums"), but no subforums. Whereas Friendica groups can only be co-administered by someone on the same server, groups/forums on Hubzilla, (streams) and Forte can be co-administered by anyone on Friendica, Hubzilla, (streams) or Forte.
However, there aren't any phone apps for them. They can be installed as progressive Web apps, though, and their Web UIs transform into mobile mode quite well AFAIK.
#Long #LongPost #CWLong #CWLongPost #FediMeta #FediverseMeta #CWFediMeta #CWFediverseMeta #Hubzilla #Streams #(streams) #Forte -
https://www.europesays.com/it/646149/ Spalletti dopo Frosinone-Juve 0-1: “Kolo Muani si renda conto che se non gioca da 2 anni.. #allenatore #AllenatoreJuve #andare #AndareSpazio #AndareSpazioForte #bisogno #BisognoPorti #BisognoPortiGol #Calcio #centravanti #finale #fisicamente #FisicamenteSon #FisicamenteSonPartite #Football #forte #ForteFisicamente #ForteFisicamenteSon #frosinone #gol #IT #Italia #Italy #juve #kolo #sa #Soccer #spalletti #spazio #Sport #Sports
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https://www.europesays.com/it/645811/ Vaciago analizza il mercato dell’Inter: “Lautaro? Bisognerà capire…” #acquisti #alto #attaccante #bovio #campionato #ciliegina #CilieginaTorta #credo #dico #direttore #DirettoreTuttosport #esagero #EsageroDico #favorita #forte #giovani #Inter #IT #Italia #Italy #lautaro #mercato #MercatoInter #MercatoSquadre #miglior #MigliorMercato #rosa #Sport #Sports #torta #vaciago
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Voilà. Je viens de mettre à jour mon serveur #forte version 26.8.11 J'ai cru comprendre qu'il y avait des bugs corrigés. On continue à tester.
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@silverpill Mastodon implements something that's already implemented in Hubzilla, (streams) and Forte. Incredible.
#FediMeta #FediverseMeta #CWFediMeta #CWFediverseMeta #Mastodon #Hubzilla #Streams #(streams) #Forte #FEP_8b32 -
@silverpill Mastodon implements something that's already implemented in Hubzilla, (streams) and Forte. Incredible.
#FediMeta #FediverseMeta #CWFediMeta #CWFediverseMeta #Mastodon #Hubzilla #Streams #(streams) #Forte #FEP_8b32 -
@silverpill Mastodon implements something that's already implemented in Hubzilla, (streams) and Forte. Incredible.
#FediMeta #FediverseMeta #CWFediMeta #CWFediverseMeta #Mastodon #Hubzilla #Streams #(streams) #Forte #FEP_8b32 -
@silverpill Mastodon implements something that's already implemented in Hubzilla, (streams) and Forte. Incredible.
#FediMeta #FediverseMeta #CWFediMeta #CWFediverseMeta #Mastodon #Hubzilla #Streams #(streams) #Forte #FEP_8b32 -
@silverpill Mastodon implements something that's already implemented in Hubzilla, (streams) and Forte. Incredible.
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https://www.csseo.org/1309187/ Ferito in Moldavia, Francesco in cura al Niguarda: “Ragazzo forte e motivato. Percorso complesso ma siamo con lui” #complesso #cura #ferito #forte #francesco #Moldavia #motivato #niguarda #percorso #ragazzo
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@/dev/urandom This would actually be quite counter-productive if it was hard-coded, especially on Mastodon.
See, the Fediverse can create content that Mastodon can't even properly display. Or rather, stubbornly refuses to display because of its self-imposed limitations.
Commercial news platforms like Ghost and Flipboard, specialised long-form blogging applications like WordPress, WriteFreely and Plume, the "Facebook-style social networking" side in the shape of Friendica, Hubzilla, (streams) and Forte, they can all send messages into the Fediverse that make use of all formatting tricks in the HTML book and then some. But if Mastodon, with whichever frontend, were to display them, it would often completely and utterly deface them.
Mastodon has no support for titles, at least not in messages which it actually displays. It pretends they don't exist.
Mastodon has no support for ordered lists with numbers or letters. It changes them into bullet-point lists.
Mastodon has no support for tables, for horizontal rules, for text colours, for text sizes except in headlines etc. It "sanitises" them into plain, unformatted text entirely.
Most importantly, Mastodon has no support for embedded images and for more than four images in one message.
For example, let's assume someone writes a beautiful travel blog post on WordPress with the ActivityPub add-on activated. The post has ten images embedded between paragraphs with the paragraphs referencing the images.
If Mastodon tried to render this blog post, it would rip all images out of the text where they should be embedded. If you're lucky, it would hang four of these images up underneath the post and silently discard the other six so you'll never know they exist. If you're unlucky, Mastodon would silently discard all ten images.
This, by the way, is the very reason that it's good that Mastodon usually "displays" such posts with their title, their summary and a link to the original that'll open at its source in your Web browser. It'll allow you to see the post as it was intended by the author. Mastodon itself won't.
At the very least, the links in such Mastodon-generated "previews" must continue to lead to their sources and open in a Web browser. The very reason why these "previews" exist is so that Mastodon can keep clinging to its purist microblogging principles while at the same time not defacing the posts which are "previewed" with links.
Also, there must always remain the option to look at messages at their source, and be it stashed away in a menu.
If you want all of this to disappear just so that phone users are spared from their browsers ever popping up whenever they tap something in their Mastodon apps, then you'll deprive the Mastodon users of any way of seeing anything in the Fediverse without Mastodon's limitations.
#Long #LongPost #CWLong #CWLongPost #FediMeta #FediverseMeta #CWFediMeta #CWFediverseMeta #Fediverse #Mastodon #Flipboard #Ghost #WordPress #WriteFreely #Plume #Friendica #Hubzilla #Streams #(streams) #Forte #TextFormatting #RichText -
@/dev/urandom This would actually be quite counter-productive if it was hard-coded, especially on Mastodon.
See, the Fediverse can create content that Mastodon can't even properly display. Or rather, stubbornly refuses to display because of its self-imposed limitations.
Commercial news platforms like Ghost and Flipboard, specialised long-form blogging applications like WordPress, WriteFreely and Plume, the "Facebook-style social networking" side in the shape of Friendica, Hubzilla, (streams) and Forte, they can all send messages into the Fediverse that make use of all formatting tricks in the HTML book and then some. But if Mastodon, with whichever frontend, were to display them, it would often completely and utterly deface them.
Mastodon has no support for titles, at least not in messages which it actually displays. It pretends they don't exist.
Mastodon has no support for ordered lists with numbers or letters. It changes them into bullet-point lists.
Mastodon has no support for tables, for horizontal rules, for text colours, for text sizes except in headlines etc. It "sanitises" them into plain, unformatted text entirely.
Most importantly, Mastodon has no support for embedded images and for more than four images in one message.
For example, let's assume someone writes a beautiful travel blog post on WordPress with the ActivityPub add-on activated. The post has ten images embedded between paragraphs with the paragraphs referencing the images.
If Mastodon tried to render this blog post, it would rip all images out of the text where they should be embedded. If you're lucky, it would hang four of these images up underneath the post and silently discard the other six so you'll never know they exist. If you're unlucky, Mastodon would silently discard all ten images.
This, by the way, is the very reason that it's good that Mastodon usually "displays" such posts with their title, their summary and a link to the original that'll open at its source in your Web browser. It'll allow you to see the post as it was intended by the author. Mastodon itself won't.
At the very least, the links in such Mastodon-generated "previews" must continue to lead to their sources and open in a Web browser. The very reason why these "previews" exist is so that Mastodon can keep clinging to its purist microblogging principles while at the same time not defacing the posts which are "previewed" with links.
Also, there must always remain the option to look at messages at their source, and be it stashed away in a menu.
If you want all of this to disappear just so that phone users are spared from their browsers ever popping up whenever they tap something in their Mastodon apps, then you'll deprive the Mastodon users of any way of seeing anything in the Fediverse without Mastodon's limitations.
#Long #LongPost #CWLong #CWLongPost #FediMeta #FediverseMeta #CWFediMeta #CWFediverseMeta #Fediverse #Mastodon #Flipboard #Ghost #WordPress #WriteFreely #Plume #Friendica #Hubzilla #Streams #(streams) #Forte #TextFormatting #RichText -
https://www.europesays.com/it/640584/ Trevisani non ha dubbi: “Inter la migliore e non si discute perché…” #bonny #campionato #caption #carrozza #CarrozzaVedo #CarrozzaVedoSinceramente #discute #forte #Inter #IT #Italia #Italy #migliore #serie #Sport #Sports #vedo
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https://www.europesays.com/it/640144/ Milan, Ramos tra i tifosi: “Voglio vincere” #amorim #Calcio #club #fenomeno #folla #forte #giocatore #GiocatorePagato #GiocatorePagatoStoria #giusto #gonçalo #idea #IdeaCalcio #importante #insomma #IT #Italia #Italy #maglia #mentalità #migliori #milan #pagato #PagatoStoria #PagatoStoriaMilan #parlato #partite #posso #pressione #ramos #ronaldo #sento #so #sorrisi #spalle #Sport #Sports #squadra #storia #StoriaMilan #tanti #ufficiale #vincere #voglio
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https://www.europesays.com/it/640056/ Cobolli, che vittoria a Cincinnati: batte Jodar in tre set e vola ai quarti di finale #ace #andato #azzurro #break #cincinnati #cobolli #controbreak #diritto #fenomeno #FenomenoSpagnolo #finale #finito #flavio #forte #game #IT #Italia #Italy #jodar #match #palla #palle #partita #passante #preso #punto #quarto #rovescio #sesto #set #so #spagnolo #Sport #Sports
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Je viens d'ajouter https://castopod.peripheria.org/@lesplebeiens On verra si #forte le digère bien.
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@knack
I'd hope, if this happens, that the 'verse can keep 20+ distinct collectives going.
20+++.
Mastodon-centric Mastodon mods will never be able to take moderative control over Hubzilla, (streams) or Forte servers. The admins won't let them. Especially (streams) and Forte admins even have counter-measures.
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@:PUA: Shlee booped around & This can't work, and for one particular reason. And you should actually know this reason after eight years in the Fediverse:
The Fediverse is not only Mastodon. It's far from being only Mastodon.
It isn't 10,000 servers running one application. It's 40,000+ servers running over 150 different applications. And I'm not talking about Mastodon and otherwise Mastodon forks either.
From your words, I can clearly see that you want the whole Fediverse to be moderated by Mastodon standards.
But then you have Mastodon mods who are "based and Mastodon-pilled", and for whom the Fediverse either is or shall be only Mastodon. These mods moderate Friendica or Hubzilla or (streams) or Forte servers by Mastodon's standards. Which, by the way, not only clash with the culture on these servers, but even with the technology on these servers. Friendica works a whole lot differently from Mastodon; Hubzilla, (streams) and Forte even more so.
Oh, and especially Hubzilla, (streams) and Forte don't even have the concept of moderators. I'm absolutely serious here. They don't have Mastodon's concept of reports. Why not? Because they're geared towards self-moderation. Everyone is given the power to moderate their own channels. Unimaginable on Mastodon, also because this involves technologies and features that are unimaginable on Mastodon such as the most advanced permissions systems in the whole Fediverse. Mastodon's culture is about being pampered and coddled. The culture on these three is about self-defence.
Also: You can't force Mastodon-style Mastodon moderation upon a (streams) server. You can try. But you won't succeed. The server admin won't let you. Again, I'm dead-serious here.
Unlike on Mastodon, a (streams) admin has various counter-measures available to get rid of your Mastodon mod.- They could activate the User Agent Filter and add "mastodon" to the filter list. Bam, all of Mastodon blocked, all present and future servers, in-bound and out-bound.
- They could activate FedUp which blocks everything that doesn't support enclosed threaded conversations, and Mastodon doesn't, so Mastodon is blocked, too.
- If everything else fails, they could turn ActivityPub support off for the whole server, thus cutting everything off that isn't (streams) or Hubzilla. (This, by the way, is even available to individual users.)
Stuff like this, by the way, Mastodon forcing its culture upon the non-Mastodon Fediverse, is the very reason why (streams) and Forte have built-in ways to defend themselves against Mastodon. And this is one reason why Hubzilla sticks to ActivityPub being optional on each channel.
Back to the Mastodon mods. They'll probably only know Mastodon. More importantly, they probably won't know anything about groups. They'll probably think the Fediverse doesn't even have groups. They'll only know users following other users.
And then they'll have to moderate on Lemmy. They'll have to moderate a group. Something they didn't even expect to exist. In a place where users can't follow other users, only subscribe to groups, because it's essentially a Reddit clone.
Worse yet, they'll have to moderate a Lemmy community with 10,000 members. All of whom are former Redditors. All of whom live by a culture that's directly derived from Reddit with no influence from Twitter or Mastodon at all. None of whom have ever been on Twitter or Mastodon. Almost none of whom even know that Mastodon exists. And many of whom have their experiences with power-tripping Lemmy moderators, so if you think they're easy to rein in with a culture that isn't theirs, you're very wrong.
(Greetings from Hubzilla.)
#Long #LongPost #CWLong #CWLongPost #FediMeta #FediverseMeta #CWFediMeta #CWFediverseMeta #NotOnlyMastodon #FediverseIsNotMastodon #MastodonIsNotTheFediverse #Mastodon #Friendica #Hubzilla #Streams #(streams) #Forte #Lemmy #Groups #FediGroups #FediverseGroups #Moderation #MastodonCulture #MastodonCentricity #MastodonNormativity -
https://www.europesays.com/it/637616/ Calhanoglu: “Chivu o Inzaghi? La differenza all’Inter” #aiutato #baklava #Calcio #calha #campionato #chivu #cibo #cose #CoseRisolvere #cristian #dà #dominare #DominareCampionato #Football #forte #importante #Inter #interessi #IT #Italia #Italy #kebab #persona #rivincere #RivincereDominare #Soccer #Sport #Sports
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https://www.europesays.com/it/635324/ Massimo Boldi trasferito all’ospedale di Livorno dopo la caduta in strada a Forte dei Marmi #boldi #caduta #Celebrità #Celebrities #Entertainment #forte #Intrattenimento #IT #Italia #Italy #livorno #marmi #massimo #ospedale #trasferito
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https://www.europesays.com/afrique/183092/ Région MENA : Forte accélération des échanges commerciaux avec Israël au premier semestre 2026 #2026 #accélération #Afrique #Atlasinfo #au #avec #Bahreïn #CommerceBilatéral #commerciaux #des #échanges #Économie #Égypte #ÉmiratsArabesUnis #exportations #forte #International #Israël #jordanie #Maghreb #Maroc #mena #Premier #région #RégionMena #RégionMENA:ForteAccélérationDeséchangesCommerciauxAvecIsraëlAuPremierSemestre2026 #semestre #TheHeritageFoundation
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https://www.europesays.com/it/632825/ Velasco guida la nazionale donne agli Europei di volley: con lui nascono squadre vincenti #allenatore #autorevolezza #azzurre #chiede #credono #europeo #Femminile #FemminileVolley #fiducia #forte #IT #Italia #Italy #maschile #olimpico #oro #OroOlimpico #ragazze #Sport #Sports #squadra #tecnico #trasforma #velasco #Volley
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https://www.europesays.com/it/632690/ Forte dei Marmi, Massimo Boldi cade durante una passeggiata. Ricoverato in ospedale #boldi #cade #Celebrità #Celebrities #Entertainment #forte #Intrattenimento #IT #Italia #Italy #marmi #massimo #ospedale #passeggiata #ricoverato
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https://www.europesays.com/it/630630/ Forte dei Marmi, il passaggio verso il mare sbarrato dal cancello: com’era (e com’è ora). Le due foto a confronto #cancello #com #confronto #Cronaca #CronacaItaliana #CronacaItaliana #forte #foto #IT #Italia #Italy #mare #marmi #News #Notizie #passaggio #sbarrato #UltimeNotizie #UltimeNotizieENewsDiOggi #UltimeNotizieItalia #UltimeNotizie #UltimeNotizieEnewsDiOggi #UltimeNotizieItalia
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https://www.csseo.org/1303867/ Forte dei Marmi, il passaggio verso il mare sbarrato dal cancello: com’era (e com’è ora). Le due foto a confronto #cancello #com #confronto #Cronaca #CronacaItaliana #forte #foto #Italia #Italy #mare #marmi #Notizie #passaggio #sbarrato #UltimeNotizie #UltimeNotizieENewsDiOggi #UltimeNotizieItalia
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@Jakub Urbanowicz So I guess this change should be proposed to (streams) and Forte.
As I've said, the *keys fail rather ungracefully as they're caught off-guard.
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@Jakub Urbanowicz So I guess this change should be proposed to (streams) and Forte.
As I've said, the *keys fail rather ungracefully as they're caught off-guard.
#FediMeta #FediMeta #CWFediMeta #CWFediverseMeta #Streams #(streams) #Forte #Misskey #Forkey #Forkeys #Sharkey -
@Jakub Urbanowicz So I guess this change should be proposed to (streams) and Forte.
As I've said, the *keys fail rather ungracefully as they're caught off-guard.
#FediMeta #FediMeta #CWFediMeta #CWFediverseMeta #Streams #(streams) #Forte #Misskey #Forkey #Forkeys #Sharkey -
@Jakub Urbanowicz So I guess this change should be proposed to (streams) and Forte.
As I've said, the *keys fail rather ungracefully as they're caught off-guard.
#FediMeta #FediMeta #CWFediMeta #CWFediverseMeta #Streams #(streams) #Forte #Misskey #Forkey #Forkeys #Sharkey -
https://www.europesays.com/it/629474/ Ceccon, bronzo nei 200 dorso agli Europei di nuoto #allenato #AllenatoMaledetto #AllenatoMaledettoDorso #argento #bronzo #campo #CampoPomodori #ceccon #conquista #ConquistaMedaglia #contento #dorso #DorsoContento #DorsoVado #DorsoVadoZappare #fatica #finale #forte #gara #greco #GrecoSiskos #IT #Italia #Italy #kos #medaglia #siskos #Sport #Sports
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CW: Mentions and hashtags on Hubzilla are more "normal" in version 11.4, and this probably isn't pandering to Mastodon; CW: long (over 3,200 characters), Fediverse meta, Fediverse-beyond-Mastodon meta, hashtag meta
I've noticed that Hubzilla 11.4 handles mentions and hashtags (closer to) the Twitter way instead of the Identi.ca way now. The@and the#became part of the link (@Jupiter's Fedi-Memes on (streams), #Hashtag, for example).
I wouldn't cry out "pandering to Mastodon" now. I don't think this happened in the same vein as Forte giving the choice between starting an enclosed conversation and starting a microblogging-style loose thread. After all, it's vanilla Mastodon out of all microblogging applications that handles the old Identi.ca way quite gracefully. And even what didn't work as intended didn't cause a big mess instead either.
Other Fediverse applications are way less prepared for this. From the Mastodon fork Glitch to all the *keys and, I think, the *omas, not only can't they handle the Identi.ca way, but they tend to fail rather ungracefully because they don't even expect anything else than the Twitter way. Especially on Misskey, this has been recognised as a bug in 2024 already, and nothing much has happened in terms of fixing it. Of course, all the Forkeys have inherited the bug, and I think none of them has fixed it instead of waiting for upstream Misskey to fix it. I'm not even sure if Iceshrimp.NET, a complete rewrite in C#, hasn't re-implemented it.
I mean, if lots of Fediverse server applications render Hubzilla's old "#Hashtag" (with the number sign outside the link, the Identi.ca way) as its Markdown representation, "#[Hashtag](https://hub.netzgemeinde.eu/search?tag=Hashtag)", and people keep complaining, then someone has to step in and put an end to this mess. And lots of fingers were pointing at Hubzilla. While tens of thousands of Mastodon accounts blocked Hubzilla channels for their long posts, hundreds of *key accounts blocked Hubzilla channels for how completely messed up their hashtags came out.
Also, unless I'm completely wrong, the first Fediverse server application that handled mentions and hashtags the Twitter way rather than the Identi.ca way wasn't Mastodon either; it was GNU social, itself a fork of StatusNet, the software that used to power Identi.ca before its switch to pump.io.
So this wasn't a case of Hubzilla acting up on Mastodon. It was a case of Hubzilla acting up across at least half the Fediverse, Mastodon actually largely excluded.
That is, it may still worry you that Hubzilla whose foundation was laid in May, 2012, based on Friendica which is another two years older, adapted to software which came later instead of playing the "we were here first" card. A whole lot of software which came later and which was largely created independently from Mastodon (although both Mastodon and Pleroma started their lives as something akin to alternative frontends for GNU social), but still.
By the way, don't Friendica, (streams) and Forte still cause the same issue? Especially Forte that has actually started pandering to Mastodon as of late?
#Long #LongPost #CWLong #CWLongPost #FediMeta #FediverseMeta #CWFediMeta #CWFediverseMeta #Fediverse #Mastodon #GlitchSoc #Pleroma #Akkoma #Misskey #Forkey #Forkeys #Friendica #Hubzilla #Streams #(streams) #Forte #Hubzilla11 #Hashtags #HashtagMeta #CWHashtagMeta #Mention #Mentions #MentionTag -
CW: Mentions and hashtags on Hubzilla are more "normal" in version 11.4, and this probably isn't pandering to Mastodon; CW: long (over 3,200 characters), Fediverse meta, Fediverse-beyond-Mastodon meta, hashtag meta
I've noticed that Hubzilla 11.4 handles mentions and hashtags (closer to) the Twitter way instead of the Identi.ca way now. The@and the#became part of the link (@Jupiter's Fedi-Memes on (streams), #Hashtag, for example).
I wouldn't cry out "pandering to Mastodon" now. I don't think this happened in the same vein as Forte giving the choice between starting an enclosed conversation and starting a microblogging-style loose thread. After all, it's vanilla Mastodon out of all microblogging applications that handles the old Identi.ca way quite gracefully. And even what didn't work as intended didn't cause a big mess instead either.
Other Fediverse applications are way less prepared for this. From the Mastodon fork Glitch to all the *keys and, I think, the *omas, not only can't they handle the Identi.ca way, but they tend to fail rather ungracefully because they don't even expect anything else than the Twitter way. Especially on Misskey, this has been recognised as a bug in 2024 already, and nothing much has happened in terms of fixing it. Of course, all the Forkeys have inherited the bug, and I think none of them has fixed it instead of waiting for upstream Misskey to fix it. I'm not even sure if Iceshrimp.NET, a complete rewrite in C#, hasn't re-implemented it.
I mean, if lots of Fediverse server applications render Hubzilla's old "#Hashtag" (with the number sign outside the link, the Identi.ca way) as its Markdown representation, "#[Hashtag](https://hub.netzgemeinde.eu/search?tag=Hashtag)", and people keep complaining, then someone has to step in and put an end to this mess. And lots of fingers were pointing at Hubzilla. While tens of thousands of Mastodon accounts blocked Hubzilla channels for their long posts, hundreds of *key accounts blocked Hubzilla channels for how completely messed up their hashtags came out.
Also, unless I'm completely wrong, the first Fediverse server application that handled mentions and hashtags the Twitter way rather than the Identi.ca way wasn't Mastodon either; it was GNU social, itself a fork of StatusNet, the software that used to power Identi.ca before its switch to pump.io.
So this wasn't a case of Hubzilla acting up on Mastodon. It was a case of Hubzilla acting up across at least half the Fediverse, Mastodon actually largely excluded.
That is, it may still worry you that Hubzilla whose foundation was laid in May, 2012, based on Friendica which is another two years older, adapted to software which came later instead of playing the "we were here first" card. A whole lot of software which came later and which was largely created independently from Mastodon (although both Mastodon and Pleroma started their lives as something akin to alternative frontends for GNU social), but still.
By the way, don't Friendica, (streams) and Forte still cause the same issue? Especially Forte that has actually started pandering to Mastodon as of late?
#Long #LongPost #CWLong #CWLongPost #FediMeta #FediverseMeta #CWFediMeta #CWFediverseMeta #Fediverse #Mastodon #GlitchSoc #Pleroma #Akkoma #Misskey #Forkey #Forkeys #Friendica #Hubzilla #Streams #(streams) #Forte #Hubzilla11 #Hashtags #HashtagMeta #CWHashtagMeta #Mention #Mentions #MentionTag -
CW: Mentions and hashtags on Hubzilla are more "normal" in version 11.4, and this probably isn't pandering to Mastodon; CW: long (over 3,200 characters), Fediverse meta, Fediverse-beyond-Mastodon meta, hashtag meta
I've noticed that Hubzilla 11.4 handles mentions and hashtags (closer to) the Twitter way instead of the Identi.ca way now. The@and the#became part of the link (@Jupiter's Fedi-Memes on (streams), #Hashtag, for example).
I wouldn't cry out "pandering to Mastodon" now. I don't think this happened in the same vein as Forte giving the choice between starting an enclosed conversation and starting a microblogging-style loose thread. After all, it's vanilla Mastodon out of all microblogging applications that handles the old Identi.ca way quite gracefully. And even what didn't work as intended didn't cause a big mess instead either.
Other Fediverse applications are way less prepared for this. From the Mastodon fork Glitch to all the *keys and, I think, the *omas, not only can't they handle the Identi.ca way, but they tend to fail rather ungracefully because they don't even expect anything else than the Twitter way. Especially on Misskey, this has been recognised as a bug in 2024 already, and nothing much has happened in terms of fixing it. Of course, all the Forkeys have inherited the bug, and I think none of them has fixed it instead of waiting for upstream Misskey to fix it. I'm not even sure if Iceshrimp.NET, a complete rewrite in C#, hasn't re-implemented it.
I mean, if lots of Fediverse server applications render Hubzilla's old "#Hashtag" (with the number sign outside the link, the Identi.ca way) as its Markdown representation, "#[Hashtag](https://hub.netzgemeinde.eu/search?tag=Hashtag)", and people keep complaining, then someone has to step in and put an end to this mess. And lots of fingers were pointing at Hubzilla. While tens of thousands of Mastodon accounts blocked Hubzilla channels for their long posts, hundreds of *key accounts blocked Hubzilla channels for how completely messed up their hashtags came out.
Also, unless I'm completely wrong, the first Fediverse server application that handled mentions and hashtags the Twitter way rather than the Identi.ca way wasn't Mastodon either; it was GNU social, itself a fork of StatusNet, the software that used to power Identi.ca before its switch to pump.io.
So this wasn't a case of Hubzilla acting up on Mastodon. It was a case of Hubzilla acting up across at least half the Fediverse, Mastodon actually largely excluded.
That is, it may still worry you that Hubzilla whose foundation was laid in May, 2012, based on Friendica which is another two years older, adapted to software which came later instead of playing the "we were here first" card. A whole lot of software which came later and which was largely created independently from Mastodon (although both Mastodon and Pleroma started their lives as something akin to alternative frontends for GNU social), but still.
By the way, don't Friendica, (streams) and Forte still cause the same issue? Especially Forte that has actually started pandering to Mastodon as of late?
#Long #LongPost #CWLong #CWLongPost #FediMeta #FediverseMeta #CWFediMeta #CWFediverseMeta #Fediverse #Mastodon #GlitchSoc #Pleroma #Akkoma #Misskey #Forkey #Forkeys #Friendica #Hubzilla #Streams #(streams) #Forte #Hubzilla11 #Hashtags #HashtagMeta #CWHashtagMeta #Mention #Mentions #MentionTag -
CW: Mentions and hashtags on Hubzilla are more "normal" in version 11.4, and this probably isn't pandering to Mastodon; CW: long (over 3,200 characters), Fediverse meta, Fediverse-beyond-Mastodon meta, hashtag meta
I've noticed that Hubzilla 11.4 handles mentions and hashtags (closer to) the Twitter way instead of the Identi.ca way now. The@and the#became part of the link (@Jupiter's Fedi-Memes on (streams), #Hashtag, for example).
I wouldn't cry out "pandering to Mastodon" now. I don't think this happened in the same vein as Forte giving the choice between starting an enclosed conversation and starting a microblogging-style loose thread. After all, it's vanilla Mastodon out of all microblogging applications that handles the old Identi.ca way quite gracefully. And even what didn't work as intended didn't cause a big mess instead either.
Other Fediverse applications are way less prepared for this. From the Mastodon fork Glitch to all the *keys and, I think, the *omas, not only can't they handle the Identi.ca way, but they tend to fail rather ungracefully because they don't even expect anything else than the Twitter way. Especially on Misskey, this has been recognised as a bug in 2024 already, and nothing much has happened in terms of fixing it. Of course, all the Forkeys have inherited the bug, and I think none of them has fixed it instead of waiting for upstream Misskey to fix it. I'm not even sure if Iceshrimp.NET, a complete rewrite in C#, hasn't re-implemented it.
I mean, if lots of Fediverse server applications render Hubzilla's old "#Hashtag" (with the number sign outside the link, the Identi.ca way) as its Markdown representation, "#[Hashtag](https://hub.netzgemeinde.eu/search?tag=Hashtag)", and people keep complaining, then someone has to step in and put an end to this mess. And lots of fingers were pointing at Hubzilla. While tens of thousands of Mastodon accounts blocked Hubzilla channels for their long posts, hundreds of *key accounts blocked Hubzilla channels for how completely messed up their hashtags came out.
Also, unless I'm completely wrong, the first Fediverse server application that handled mentions and hashtags the Twitter way rather than the Identi.ca way wasn't Mastodon either; it was GNU social, itself a fork of StatusNet, the software that used to power Identi.ca before its switch to pump.io.
So this wasn't a case of Hubzilla acting up on Mastodon. It was a case of Hubzilla acting up across at least half the Fediverse, Mastodon actually largely excluded.
That is, it may still worry you that Hubzilla whose foundation was laid in May, 2012, based on Friendica which is another two years older, adapted to software which came later instead of playing the "we were here first" card. A whole lot of software which came later and which was largely created independently from Mastodon (although both Mastodon and Pleroma started their lives as something akin to alternative frontends for GNU social), but still.
By the way, don't Friendica, (streams) and Forte still cause the same issue? Especially Forte that has actually started pandering to Mastodon as of late?
#Long #LongPost #CWLong #CWLongPost #FediMeta #FediverseMeta #CWFediMeta #CWFediverseMeta #Fediverse #Mastodon #GlitchSoc #Pleroma #Akkoma #Misskey #Forkey #Forkeys #Friendica #Hubzilla #Streams #(streams) #Forte #Hubzilla11 #Hashtags #HashtagMeta #CWHashtagMeta #Mention #Mentions #MentionTag -
CW: Mentions and hashtags on Hubzilla are more "normal" in version 11.4, and this probably isn't pandering to Mastodon; CW: long (over 3,200 characters), Fediverse meta, Fediverse-beyond-Mastodon meta, hashtag meta
I've noticed that Hubzilla 11.4 handles mentions and hashtags (closer to) the Twitter way instead of the Identi.ca way now. The@and the#became part of the link (@Jupiter's Fedi-Memes on (streams), #Hashtag, for example).
I wouldn't cry out "pandering to Mastodon" now. I don't think this happened in the same vein as Forte giving the choice between starting an enclosed conversation and starting a microblogging-style loose thread. After all, it's vanilla Mastodon out of all microblogging applications that handles the old Identi.ca way quite gracefully. And even what didn't work as intended didn't cause a big mess instead either.
Other Fediverse applications are way less prepared for this. From the Mastodon fork Glitch to all the *keys and, I think, the *omas, not only can't they handle the Identi.ca way, but they tend to fail rather ungracefully because they don't even expect anything else than the Twitter way. Especially on Misskey, this has been recognised as a bug in 2024 already, and nothing much has happened in terms of fixing it. Of course, all the Forkeys have inherited the bug, and I think none of them has fixed it instead of waiting for upstream Misskey to fix it. I'm not even sure if Iceshrimp.NET, a complete rewrite in C#, hasn't re-implemented it.
I mean, if lots of Fediverse server applications render Hubzilla's old "#Hashtag" (with the number sign outside the link, the Identi.ca way) as its Markdown representation, "#[Hashtag](https://hub.netzgemeinde.eu/search?tag=Hashtag)", and people keep complaining, then someone has to step in and put an end to this mess. And lots of fingers were pointing at Hubzilla. While tens of thousands of Mastodon accounts blocked Hubzilla channels for their long posts, hundreds of *key accounts blocked Hubzilla channels for how completely messed up their hashtags came out.
Also, unless I'm completely wrong, the first Fediverse server application that handled mentions and hashtags the Twitter way rather than the Identi.ca way wasn't Mastodon either; it was GNU social, itself a fork of StatusNet, the software that used to power Identi.ca before its switch to pump.io.
So this wasn't a case of Hubzilla acting up on Mastodon. It was a case of Hubzilla acting up across at least half the Fediverse, Mastodon actually largely excluded.
That is, it may still worry you that Hubzilla whose foundation was laid in May, 2012, based on Friendica which is another two years older, adapted to software which came later instead of playing the "we were here first" card. A whole lot of software which came later and which was largely created independently from Mastodon (although both Mastodon and Pleroma started their lives as something akin to alternative frontends for GNU social), but still.
By the way, don't Friendica, (streams) and Forte still cause the same issue? Especially Forte that has actually started pandering to Mastodon as of late?
#Long #LongPost #CWLong #CWLongPost #FediMeta #FediverseMeta #CWFediMeta #CWFediverseMeta #Fediverse #Mastodon #GlitchSoc #Pleroma #Akkoma #Misskey #Forkey #Forkeys #Friendica #Hubzilla #Streams #(streams) #Forte #Hubzilla11 #Hashtags #HashtagMeta #CWHashtagMeta #Mention #Mentions #MentionTag -
Onda de tempestades: Mau tempo já provoca danos em oito cidades do RS; veja os estragos
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C'est bien d'ajouter un nouveau compte pour tester #forte mais c'est mieux si j'arrive à le retrouver. Donc j'ai ajouté un lien depuis mon compte principal fediverse https://mstdn.social/@tofeo vers le compte expérimental Forte.
J'ai l'idée de tester #gotosocial et #pleroma et aprés je ferais un choix.
Forte a l'avantage d'avoir l'identité nomade donc il faudra aussi que je teste cela. -
C'est bien d'ajouter un nouveau compte pour tester #forte mais c'est mieux si j'arrive à le retrouver. Donc j'ai ajouté un lien depuis mon compte principal fediverse https://mstdn.social/@tofeo vers le compte expérimental Forte.
J'ai l'idée de tester #gotosocial et #pleroma et aprés je ferais un choix.
Forte a l'avantage d'avoir l'identité nomade donc il faudra aussi que je teste cela. -
@Chao-c'
I believe there was always the best interest of Mastodon developers to enable their users to engage with content like PeerTube videos, WordPress blog posts, and so on.
WordPress has always been the tricky one out of these.
On the one hand, there was the promise to be able to follow WordPress blogs from Mastodon without resorting to RSS or Atom. And there was the promise to WordPress users to increase their subscribers by the folks in the Fediverse.
On the other hand, there was Mastodon's refusal to render Article-type objects such as those that WordPress sent. And I'm not even talking about rendering them without utterly defacing them. AFAIR, Automattic wasn't really pleased to see Mastodon only linking to WordPress blog posts. (By the way, the *omas and *keys show WordPress blog posts with no problems, even though they consider themselves microblogging apps, too.)You also mention, that Hubzilla was first application ready to deliberately block other platforms... and then accuse Mastodon of doing the same
Not Hubzilla. (streams) and Forte were the first to have the User Agent Filter and even that not before September, 2024. FedUp, which locks out everything that's incompatible with enclosed conversations, wasn't there before 2025. Neither of these two was backported to Hubzilla.
All that Hubzilla has is ActivityPub being optional. And even that comes from ActivityPub still being an add-on plus the potential desire of Hubzilla users to have a 100% nomadic channel with nothing non-nomadic interfering. Mario and Harald do see it as a potential drawbridge. But it's mostly a historical relic from the times when Mike dreamt of the Grid. In fact, Hubzilla still has Friendica's "federate with everything that moves" attitude deep inside its DNA.
Also, if anyone is interested in blocking the non-Mastodon Fediverse, or large parts of it, from Mastodon, it's individual Mastodon users who have never gotten over their first message from Calckey or Friendica or whatever. The Mastodon devs, well, probably not so much. They want to make the non-Mastodon Fediverse look as bad as they can get away with, but they can't afford locking it out entirely.
I mean, I've actually taken into consideration submitting a feature request in Mastodon's GitHub repository for one or various means of excluding the non-Mastodon Fediverse from individual accounts or even entire servers, if only to see the comments. But I don't think the devs would even only take building that option into consideration, also because it might anger certain other actors like Ghost, Flipboard, Automattic...But there is no reason to block entire platforms.
Mike Macgirvin will disagree with you.
In fact, almost everyone will disagree with you if you tell them that one of the platforms that can be blocked is Threads.Myself, I would like to learn Rust and perhaps join some ActivityPub project in Rust, which would not be so strictly focused on being Xitter clone and would support more media options, would display more than 4 image attachments, would be very user configurable, be aware of status size limits of platforms of mentioned users, etc.
Plume is written in Rust. As it so happens, its development is, let's say, dormant. I mean, it outclasses WriteFreely in a whole bunch of ways, be it because it has its own built-in image file space, be it because it supports likes and comments, be it because its Web UI is more straight-forward than WriteFreely's. But its devs don't have any time for it, they won't have any for the foreseeable future, and they recommend everyone who is interested in Plume to join WriteFreely instead.
Maybe they can use an additional main dev who can forward the project (along their plans anyway), merge 3rd-party pull requests and such. It'd be a shame to see it go to waste.
#Long #LongPost #CWLong #CWLongPost #FediMeta #FediverseMeta #CWFediMeta #CWFediverseMeta #Mastodon #WordPress #Hubzilla #Streams #(streams) #Forte #Plume -
@Chao-c'
I believe there was always the best interest of Mastodon developers to enable their users to engage with content like PeerTube videos, WordPress blog posts, and so on.
WordPress has always been the tricky one out of these.
On the one hand, there was the promise to be able to follow WordPress blogs from Mastodon without resorting to RSS or Atom. And there was the promise to WordPress users to increase their subscribers by the folks in the Fediverse.
On the other hand, there was Mastodon's refusal to render Article-type objects such as those that WordPress sent. And I'm not even talking about rendering them without utterly defacing them. AFAIR, Automattic wasn't really pleased to see Mastodon only linking to WordPress blog posts. (By the way, the *omas and *keys show WordPress blog posts with no problems, even though they consider themselves microblogging apps, too.)You also mention, that Hubzilla was first application ready to deliberately block other platforms... and then accuse Mastodon of doing the same
Not Hubzilla. (streams) and Forte were the first to have the User Agent Filter and even that not before September, 2024. FedUp, which locks out everything that's incompatible with enclosed conversations, wasn't there before 2025. Neither of these two was backported to Hubzilla.
All that Hubzilla has is ActivityPub being optional. And even that comes from ActivityPub still being an add-on plus the potential desire of Hubzilla users to have a 100% nomadic channel with nothing non-nomadic interfering. Mario and Harald do see it as a potential drawbridge. But it's mostly a historical relic from the times when Mike dreamt of the Grid. In fact, Hubzilla still has Friendica's "federate with everything that moves" attitude deep inside its DNA.
Also, if anyone is interested in blocking the non-Mastodon Fediverse, or large parts of it, from Mastodon, it's individual Mastodon users who have never gotten over their first message from Calckey or Friendica or whatever. The Mastodon devs, well, probably not so much. They want to make the non-Mastodon Fediverse look as bad as they can get away with, but they can't afford locking it out entirely.
I mean, I've actually taken into consideration submitting a feature request in Mastodon's GitHub repository for one or various means of excluding the non-Mastodon Fediverse from individual accounts or even entire servers, if only to see the comments. But I don't think the devs would even only take building that option into consideration, also because it might anger certain other actors like Ghost, Flipboard, Automattic...But there is no reason to block entire platforms.
Mike Macgirvin will disagree with you.
In fact, almost everyone will disagree with you if you tell them that one of the platforms that can be blocked is Threads.Myself, I would like to learn Rust and perhaps join some ActivityPub project in Rust, which would not be so strictly focused on being Xitter clone and would support more media options, would display more than 4 image attachments, would be very user configurable, be aware of status size limits of platforms of mentioned users, etc.
Plume is written in Rust. As it so happens, its development is, let's say, dormant. I mean, it outclasses WriteFreely in a whole bunch of ways, be it because it has its own built-in image file space, be it because it supports likes and comments, be it because its Web UI is more straight-forward than WriteFreely's. But its devs don't have any time for it, they won't have any for the foreseeable future, and they recommend everyone who is interested in Plume to join WriteFreely instead.
Maybe they can use an additional main dev who can forward the project (along their plans anyway), merge 3rd-party pull requests and such. It'd be a shame to see it go to waste.
#Long #LongPost #CWLong #CWLongPost #FediMeta #FediverseMeta #CWFediMeta #CWFediverseMeta #Mastodon #WordPress #Hubzilla #Streams #(streams) #Forte #Plume -
@Chao-c'
I believe there was always the best interest of Mastodon developers to enable their users to engage with content like PeerTube videos, WordPress blog posts, and so on.
WordPress has always been the tricky one out of these.
On the one hand, there was the promise to be able to follow WordPress blogs from Mastodon without resorting to RSS or Atom. And there was the promise to WordPress users to increase their subscribers by the folks in the Fediverse.
On the other hand, there was Mastodon's refusal to render Article-type objects such as those that WordPress sent. And I'm not even talking about rendering them without utterly defacing them. AFAIR, Automattic wasn't really pleased to see Mastodon only linking to WordPress blog posts. (By the way, the *omas and *keys show WordPress blog posts with no problems, even though they consider themselves microblogging apps, too.)You also mention, that Hubzilla was first application ready to deliberately block other platforms... and then accuse Mastodon of doing the same
Not Hubzilla. (streams) and Forte were the first to have the User Agent Filter and even that not before September, 2024. FedUp, which locks out everything that's incompatible with enclosed conversations, wasn't there before 2025. Neither of these two was backported to Hubzilla.
All that Hubzilla has is ActivityPub being optional. And even that comes from ActivityPub still being an add-on plus the potential desire of Hubzilla users to have a 100% nomadic channel with nothing non-nomadic interfering. Mario and Harald do see it as a potential drawbridge. But it's mostly a historical relic from the times when Mike dreamt of the Grid. In fact, Hubzilla still has Friendica's "federate with everything that moves" attitude deep inside its DNA.
Also, if anyone is interested in blocking the non-Mastodon Fediverse, or large parts of it, from Mastodon, it's individual Mastodon users who have never gotten over their first message from Calckey or Friendica or whatever. The Mastodon devs, well, probably not so much. They want to make the non-Mastodon Fediverse look as bad as they can get away with, but they can't afford locking it out entirely.
I mean, I've actually taken into consideration submitting a feature request in Mastodon's GitHub repository for one or various means of excluding the non-Mastodon Fediverse from individual accounts or even entire servers, if only to see the comments. But I don't think the devs would even only take building that option into consideration, also because it might anger certain other actors like Ghost, Flipboard, Automattic...But there is no reason to block entire platforms.
Mike Macgirvin will disagree with you.
In fact, almost everyone will disagree with you if you tell them that one of the platforms that can be blocked is Threads.Myself, I would like to learn Rust and perhaps join some ActivityPub project in Rust, which would not be so strictly focused on being Xitter clone and would support more media options, would display more than 4 image attachments, would be very user configurable, be aware of status size limits of platforms of mentioned users, etc.
Plume is written in Rust. As it so happens, its development is, let's say, dormant. I mean, it outclasses WriteFreely in a whole bunch of ways, be it because it has its own built-in image file space, be it because it supports likes and comments, be it because its Web UI is more straight-forward than WriteFreely's. But its devs don't have any time for it, they won't have any for the foreseeable future, and they recommend everyone who is interested in Plume to join WriteFreely instead.
Maybe they can use an additional main dev who can forward the project (along their plans anyway), merge 3rd-party pull requests and such. It'd be a shame to see it go to waste.
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