@pfefferle, have you ever considered creating a plugin for #wordpress that implements #hubzillas#owa (Open Web Authentication)? Or have you heard anything in that direction?
Oh, not so stupid. No, I did not until ten seconds ago. But I was thinking that you should be able to find the user/blog to follow regardless of published post?
This is done when the ActivityPub plugin creates one endpoint for the site vs. author based endpoints. Seems to be a virtual user, or so it looks like.
@pfefferle - is there an easy way to test a working ActivityPub installation? I have it running on https://www.rhein-neckar-tango.de, and webfinger looks good et al, but @news@www.rhein-neckar-tango.de cannot be found by three Mastodon instances that I tested. Any ideas?
@fraying@bix@pfefferle So essentially only the logged in commenter case is of your concern?
Maybe add a checkbox to the comment form to allow or disallow federation of the comment? This will create a ux nudge that something might happen that is unexpected
There is precedence of comments on blogs that don’t keep the comments only there. RSS feeds including comments, disqus and related comment replacements, … It wasn’t like there’s 20 years of comments and nothing else.
But isn’t this #thefediverseisnotjustmastodon all over again? If someone writes a big fat blog post on Hubzilla, and someone from fediverse comments, what happens?
Question to anyone who knows about the #activitypub plugin for #wordpress: how can you get correctly working hashtags and @mentions working in, eg Mastodon?
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