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  1. Nicholas A. Ferrell @[email protected] ·

    If you have a WordPress site, you can subscribe to yourself on Minds and Minds will recognize your WordPress account as a follower. In order to this, you need the ActivityPub and Friends plugins, both available in the regular WordPress plugin repos

    After both are configured, go into your Friends admin menu and add a new friend. Add your Minds account in the following format:

    @[username]@minds.com

    From the WordPress side, you can “subscribe” to your Minds account. I checked from the Minds side and it recognized my WordPress site as a new subscriber/follower.

    Caveat: There is a quirk with multi-user WordPress sites. I set my default user on my site to my administrator account (not hidden in this case so not a big deal) and subscribed with my user account. From the Minds side, it recognizes admin account as subscriber even though from the WordPress side I subscribed as user.

    https://social.emucafe.org/naferrell/follow-minds-from-wp/

    #activitypub #mindsSocial #techTutorials #wordpress #wordpressFriends #wordpressPlugin

    #activitypub #mindssocial #techtutorials #wordpress #wordpressfriends #wordpressplugin
  2. Nicholas A. Ferrell @[email protected] ·

    If you have a WordPress site, you can subscribe to yourself on Minds and Minds will recognize your WordPress account as a follower. In order to this, you need the ActivityPub and Friends plugins, both available in the regular WordPress plugin repos

    After both are configured, go into your Friends admin menu and add a new friend. Add your Minds account in the following format:

    @[username]@minds.com

    From the WordPress side, you can “subscribe” to your Minds account. I checked from the Minds side and it recognized my WordPress site as a new subscriber/follower.

    Caveat: There is a quirk with multi-user WordPress sites. I set my default user on my site to my administrator account (not hidden in this case so not a big deal) and subscribed with my user account. From the Minds side, it recognizes admin account as subscriber even though from the WordPress side I subscribed as user.

    https://social.emucafe.org/naferrell/follow-minds-from-wp/

    #activitypub #mindsSocial #techTutorials #wordpress #wordpressFriends #wordpressPlugin

    #activitypub #mindssocial #techtutorials #wordpress #wordpressfriends #wordpressplugin
  3. Nicholas A. Ferrell @[email protected] ·

    If you have a WordPress site, you can subscribe to yourself on Minds and Minds will recognize your WordPress account as a follower. In order to this, you need the ActivityPub and Friends plugins, both available in the regular WordPress plugin repos

    After both are configured, go into your Friends admin menu and add a new friend. Add your Minds account in the following format:

    @[username]@minds.com

    From the WordPress side, you can “subscribe” to your Minds account. I checked from the Minds side and it recognized my WordPress site as a new subscriber/follower.

    Caveat: There is a quirk with multi-user WordPress sites. I set my default user on my site to my administrator account (not hidden in this case so not a big deal) and subscribed with my user account. From the Minds side, it recognizes admin account as subscriber even though from the WordPress side I subscribed as user.

    https://social.emucafe.org/naferrell/follow-minds-from-wp/

    #activitypub #mindsSocial #techTutorials #wordpress #wordpressFriends #wordpressPlugin

    #wordpressplugin #wordpressfriends #wordpress #techtutorials #mindssocial #activitypub