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np, thank you again
Luckily a contributor is working on that, see github.com/bonfire-networks/...
@mayel Oh nice, thanks for the reply!!
I have a suggestion for Bonfire:
The Android UX could be improved. I’m not frustrated at all, but Android suspends my browser after about 15 minutes, so when this happens I lose every draft I’ve started.
Of course I use my clipboard to avoid this. FYI, Pinafore saves drafts in internal storage so even if my phone/computer rebooted, it would retrieve them locally. I don’t know if it would be easy to tweak with the Bonfire codebase, I tend to guess it would, but I have zero experience in development.
Oops my reply was posted as a new thread: playground.bonfire.cafe/post...
Luckily a contributor is working on that, see github.com/bonfire-networks/...
I have a suggestion for Bonfire:
The Android UX could be improved. I’m not frustrated at all, but Android suspends my browser after about 15 minutes, so when this happens I lose every draft I’ve started.
Of course I use my clipboard to avoid this. FYI, Pinafore saves drafts in internal storage so even if my phone/computer rebooted, it would retrieve them locally. I don’t know if it would be easy to tweak with the Bonfire codebase, I tend to guess it would, but I have zero experience in development.
I haven't given up on the idea of federated resource-sharing. I'd love to resurrect the original idea of MoodleNet as a Bonfire extension!
I have a suggestion for Bonfire: this one is such a tiny thing, but... the emoji in the top-right corner of the compose window is from a different emoji set to the (much better!) ones you can actually choose from in the picker. I'd ideally like them to match! 😂
Sorry for the flood again, but I'd like to add, obviously, that making the best ActivityPub server and getting some traction in mainstream media will force Twitter to make its user experience more livable.
There are, for example, people who just need to feel listened to without advice or judgment, and of course the local TL does a lot of good to them. I have no advice to give to Bonfire contributors, but I'll think a bit about what else we could do for them.
I don't feel Bonfire as a Twitter clone but rather as something much more ambitious, and I know I've implied otherwise and I'm sorry. Honestly, I feel mad about something and this is the first time using social media doesn't only avoid fueling this, but also calms me so much.
Hmm, maybe a built-in mutual aid function? @BonfireBuilders #bonfire_feedback
Kinda unrelated and I don't want to see Twitter implement crowdfunding, but maybe we could define:
- features that Facebook, or Twitter, won't be able to implement, making their users migrate here,
- features that Facebook, or Twitter, will be forced to adopt, and
- features that improve our life experience (e.g. enabling mutual aid).
What can I say? It's fair to assume that Twitter has a team dedicated to checking the Mastodon changelog to accomodate their users and avoid migrations, and I think we should try to bring features that are adversarial to their fascist business model (e.g. developing addictions and enabling aggressions to make their users feel endangered and force them to check their notifications periodically). I'd happily make a few suggestions to make more Twitter users migrate here. This isn't everything the :verified: LGBTQIA+ emojos are about, they're about bringing validation to people who were modelised so they wouldn't find it on Twitter of course, but it's part of it.
Sorry for the flood again, but I'd like to add, obviously, that making the best ActivityPub server and getting some traction in mainstream media will force Twitter to make its user experience more livable.
There are, for example, people who just need to feel listened to without advice or judgment, and of course the local TL does a lot of good to them. I have no advice to give to Bonfire contributors, but I'll think a bit about what else we could do for them.
I don't feel Bonfire as a Twitter clone but rather as something much more ambitious, and I know I've implied otherwise and I'm sorry. Honestly, I feel mad about something and this is the first time using social media doesn't only avoid fueling this, but also calms me so much.
Hmm, maybe a built-in mutual aid function? @BonfireBuilders #bonfire_feedback
Seeing what Bonfire is about 👀
So of course I'm autistic and recovering from a web burnout so I'm trying to express myself as plainly and literally as possible, but I'm not complaining, and I'm very excited about boundaries basically following a Unix permissions model, this is something I've advocated for a few months ago. I'm just tired atm.
Indeed, if I create a web page, even if it's a microblog or plain WordPress blog post, I should still be able to control who can modify the page (by replying) or who can view it. This is infosec 101, whether the file is public or not.
It must be especially hard to implement and I believe Mayel and Ivan are geniuses for tackling this challenge, and I'm so glad and grateful they're doing it. I'm also very proud to contribute to this beta, and I hopee it will pacify the Fediverse (a bit).
What can I say? It's fair to assume that Twitter has a team dedicated to checking the Mastodon changelog to accomodate their users and avoid migrations, and I think we should try to bring features that are adversarial to their fascist business model (e.g. developing addictions and enabling aggressions to make their users feel endangered and force them to check their notifications periodically). I'd happily make a few suggestions to make more Twitter users migrate here. This isn't everything the :verified: LGBTQIA+ emojos are about, they're about bringing validation to people who were modelised so they wouldn't find it on Twitter of course, but it's part of it.
Sorry for the flood, I’d like to add that as you can guess with the descriptions of the two images, the image based on the 1979 pride flag was meant to appear first (i.e. at the left, following the latin reading direction).
So of course I'm autistic and recovering from a web burnout so I'm trying to express myself as plainly and literally as possible, but I'm not complaining, and I'm very excited about boundaries basically following a Unix permissions model, this is something I've advocated for a few months ago. I'm just tired atm.
Indeed, if I create a web page, even if it's a microblog or plain WordPress blog post, I should still be able to control who can modify the page (by replying) or who can view it. This is infosec 101, whether the file is public or not.
It must be especially hard to implement and I believe Mayel and Ivan are geniuses for tackling this challenge, and I'm so glad and grateful they're doing it. I'm also very proud to contribute to this beta, and I hopee it will pacify the Fediverse (a bit).
I don’t know if custom emojos are implemented yet, but this seems required to add them to your username, and I don’t want to assert my priorities or needs upon someone else, but these two examples I’ve made show this is a feature a lot of people rely on and will expect. I could as well add the :autistic: emojo (the rainbow infinity loop).
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Sorry for the flood, I’d like to add that as you can guess with the descriptions of the two images, the image based on the 1979 pride flag was meant to appear first (i.e. at the left, following the latin reading direction).
I have a suggestion for Bonfire: I'd like to be able to add an emoji to a post by pressing colon (:) and then having the emoji picker appear (as on Mastodon, etc.)
I don’t know if custom emojos are implemented yet, but this seems required to add them to your username, and I don’t want to assert my priorities or needs upon someone else, but these two examples I’ve made show this is a feature a lot of people rely on and will expect. I could as well add the :autistic: emojo (the rainbow infinity loop).
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I have a suggestion for Bonfire: I'd like to be able to add an emoji to a post by pressing colon (:) and then having the emoji picker appear (as on Mastodon, etc.)
Let's try the link again (gotta fix that 😅): git issue 406
@BonfireBuilders Nice! FWIW I've left comments on both issues 😅
@BonfireBuilders @mayel
But other attempts to REPLY and WRITE have failed with seemingly the same error. The common factor may have been refeences outside th Bonfire playground sandbox. Like, to fediverse identitites like Bonfire AT indeweb.
Don't have more time to diagnose, apologies, must go.
@barefoot_doc @BonfireBuilders thanks!
It was
https://playground.bonfire.cafe/post/01G6Z11G4JE5GF3B12QFXTBV57#activity-01G6Z15PZ06NB4003Q7SFKD2Y3
@BonfireBuilders @mayel
But other attempts to REPLY and WRITE have failed with seemingly the same error. The common factor may have been refeences outside th Bonfire playground sandbox. Like, to fediverse identitites like Bonfire AT indeweb.
Don't have more time to diagnose, apologies, must go.
@barefoot_doc @BonfireBuilders looking at the logs it seems like a bug while trying to retrieve metadata from a URL, do you mind sharing what link it was so I can try to reproduce?
It was
https://playground.bonfire.cafe/post/01G6Z11G4JE5GF3B12QFXTBV57#activity-01G6Z15PZ06NB4003Q7SFKD2Y3
