Notices by Matthias Pfefferle (pfefferle@mastodon.social), page 13

@yukijoou what platform are you on? is it using the old mastodon way: simply use the summary as warning, without checking for the sensitive flag? https://docs.joinmastodon.org/spec/activitypub/#sensitive

@yukijoou there is no content warning. the post simply uses a summary!

@macmanx I hear you!!!

@macmanx 😢

I hope you get well soon!!!

how I feel today: https://xkcd.com/386/

@linos nice! https://github.com/mastodon/mastodon/pull/28629 🎉

@voxpelli @evan @manton

> The founders are supported by advisors from the social networking world including Chris Messina, Kaliya (Identity Woman) Young and Johannes Ernst, as well as companies and Open Source projects that have implemented ActivityPub...

@trwnh 😋

@trwnh you should definitely use a blog :)

@ton @cdevroe you do not have to login as the author... you can simply set the author in the post-editor!

@cdevroe @ton you can already have that! simply create some authors and use them as the author of the post :)

@cdevroe I did my best to spread the word ☺️

...and thanks for enthusiastically spreading the word too ❤️

@cdevroe btw... how was the fediverse meetup at #WCUS ?

@cdevroe I also use both by the way!

I have the blog-profile enabled @notiz.blog and my author-profile: @pfefferle@notiz.blog ☺️

@cdevroe ah, I see!

this has some history... I originally started with only author profiles, but the most requested feature was the single user mode (blog-profile). So we added that afterwards and I thought it might be a nice idea to have them also combined.

I plan to simplify the settings a bit and to add some more explanation. I also think about a way to change usernames, but for this we need ActivityPub IDs that do not include the username.

See: https://github.com/Automattic/wordpress-activitypub/pull/894

@cdevroe 😳

you turned authors OFF and one author ON? How is that possible?

@cdevroe there are some reasons:

1. I have not yet had the time to update the GitHub runner, that releases the code on WordPress.org
2. It is possible to install the script through composer, so it should include all code that is needed to run it without an extra build
3. It is easier to run/test the latest version if you do not have to run npm stuff

😊

@lordmatt any feedback so far?

@davew FYI we had a long discussion about that on bluesky the other day https://bsky.app/profile/notiz.blog/post/3l4ixddwnso2n

interesting read by @davew http://scripting.com/2024/09/17.html#a172704

the more I try to build something that federates with bluesky, the more I agree with dave!