Fire, 17th century Catholic repression
Tonight we all went out into the garden, toasted marshmallows on the fire pit and burned the 'guy' she made out of socks and straw at Scouts last week! 馃敟
Fire, 17th century Catholic repression
Tonight we all went out into the garden, toasted marshmallows on the fire pit and burned the 'guy' she made out of socks and straw at Scouts last week! 馃敟
I'm just exploring topics and sub-topics in Bonfire, but to add something on-topic, here's my doctoral work: dougbelshaw.com/thesis +Research
Testing link unfurling...https://thoughtshrapnel.com/2022/09/28/you-dont-have-to-be-the-best-to-be-valuable/
I encountered this issue while using Bonfire: selecting 'prefer compact layouts' generates an erroThe app encountered an unexpected error: @BonfireBuilders #bonfire_feedback sentry.io/organizations/bonf...
I have a suggestion for Bonfire: press CTRL-Enter to send post. This is usual behaviour on other social networks, etc.@BonfireBuilders #bonfire_feedback
@BonfireBuilders I had a conversation with a global network organisation today which has local hubs. The problems the project lead described could definitely be solved by Bonfire:Difficulty in number and membership of groupsConfusion as to who is allowed to do what within groupsMultitude of different platforms, some for staff, some for members, some publicDifferent hubs using different techLanguage barriers between networksWe're doing user research for this client and, without sharing any sensitive data, I kind of also see it as research for Bonfire 馃檶
I have a suggestion for Bonfire: clicking the + button next to a circle/boundary doesn't give you any feedback, but rather just takes you back to wherever you were previously.People may not notice that the circle/boundary has been added to the list (e.g. next to 'Public')IMHO clicking on the + button next to a circle/boundary should change the + to a - (and perhaps the colour as well) and not get rid of the modal. This is because people may wish to send a post to more than one circle/boundary.It may also be worth considering automatically deselecting the 'Public' circle/boundary when a person selects a different circle/boundary. This is to avoid unexpected behaviour (i.e. accidentally posting something publicly) @BonfireBuilders #bonfire_feedback
I have a suggestion for Bonfire: my opinion is that the top-left compose space is too busy and overwhelming.Questions (rather than solutions) - especially for @ivan Does the 'Create' button (compose a post / create a topic) need to even exist? The reason I ask is that it might be conceptually easier to add topics after posts/threads exist rather than beforehand.Would it be better to move the circles/boundaries indicator (by default 'Public') below the post creation box? In terms of workflow, at least for me I want to know what it is I'm saying before deciding which audience it's for...In general, and I'd love to talk with you more about this, I think people are going to get quite confused about the difference between (a) posts within topics, and (b) circles/boundaries. @BonfireBuilders #bonfire_feedback
I have a suggestion for Bonfire: adding tags to existing posts doesn't seem to work 馃槄 (also I had to convert this webm screen recording to mp4 - could you enable webm as valid upload format/extension?) @BonfireBuilders #bonfire_feedback
I have a suggestion for Bonfire: small typo 'cam' instead of 'can' but my main question is about deleting circles/boundaries. Is it possible at the moment? What would happen?@BonfireBuilders #bonfire_feedback
Still on holiday and taking a break from social media in general, but sharing this here as it's relevanito the kinds of conversations that (I believe) @BonfireBuilders are trying to create... dougbelshaw.com/blog/2022/08...
Might be my lack of understanding, but I'm assuming that by defining a 'circle' I'm adding a group of people to a list.
This is different to creating a 'boundary' where I'm defining permissions of the people in that list in relation to my posts.
Is that right? At the moment, I feel like the circle/boundary language could be clearer?
I have a suggestion for Bonfire: changing the post visibilty doesn't close the menu@BonfireBuilders #bonfire_feedback