Yet another social network that doesn't support tag following :(
Why is every iteration is so derirative lacking of any basic innovation like discovery, or markdown formatting. Diaspora was way ahead of it's time.
@mayel Hey there 😀
Hey all I'm new to @bonfire@indieweb.social 🤗
Yet another social network that doesn't support tag following :(
Why is every iteration is so derirative lacking of any basic innovation like discovery, or markdown formatting. Diaspora was way ahead of it's time.
Interesting. I found my profile and the post from elsewhere in the Fediverse though.
yes you can do manual lookups, but not follow
@PaulaToThePeople please note that federation is disabled on this instance: bonfirenetworks.org/posts/me...
Interesting. I found my profile and the post from elsewhere in the Fediverse though.
My #firstpost from #bonfire.
Now let's see if this federates...
@PaulaToThePeople please note that federation is disabled on this instance: bonfirenetworks.org/posts/me...
My #firstpost from #bonfire.
Now let's see if this federates...
noone should be able to like this post!
ah! seems no-one includes me too 😅
I'm usually at merveilles.town/@mikael but had to give this a 🌀
welcome @mikael, hope you enjoy it :)
I'm usually at merveilles.town/@mikael but had to give this a 🌀
noone should be able to like this post!
@BonfireBuilders @mayel ah so is a circle essentially a quick way to add multiple people to a boundary at once?
Yep, and to grant them the same permissions within that boundary.
I have a suggestion for Bonfire:
@BonfireBuilders #bonfire_feedback
What is an example circle name with associated boundary name? I'm trying to figure out the best way to structure in my head. I have a circle for "devs" but I'm not sure the best boundary to make or if I can reuse an existing one
@vera There are a few examples in the screenshots on the blog post: https://bonfirenetworks.org/posts/introducing_boundaries/
Transcribing them here:
Example circles
- Besties
- In-laws
- Trip mates
Example boundaries
- Memes & lols
- Summer '22 trip
- It takes a village
One way to think about it is circle names are simply about what the people in them have in common, whilst boundary names should probably be more about what kind of content you'll share and what permissions you'll grant over it to whom (note that a boundary can contain multiple circles and individual users, granting different permissions to each).
So extending your example, I could imagine having:
Circles
- Devs
- Bonfire devs
- Techies
Boundaries
- Tech stuff (granting see/read/interact permissions to those 3 circles)
- Coding resources (granting the same to the first 2 circles)
- Bonfire collab (granting additional permissions to Bonfire devs circle, like the ability to edit and delete)
I have a suggestion for Bonfire: it seems multi-level bullet lists aren't supported
I have a suggestion for Bonfire:
@BonfireBuilders #bonfire_feedback
What is an example circle name with associated boundary name? I'm trying to figure out the best way to structure in my head. I have a circle for "devs" but I'm not sure the best boundary to make or if I can reuse an existing one
We have now upgraded the playground - minus the new circles and boundaries functionality - so you can enjoy and/or provide feedback on the other changes and improvements in the meantime...
Alright, circles and boundaries are now available!
Some interesting #renoise electronic music for ya -- just something I'm working on.
📷 Rare photo de la naissance d'un bébé breton. 📷
