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Thanks for the report! Looking into this
Nice to see that content warnings are first class citizens on Bonfire.
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My first reaction was of course to feel that I couldn't wait to federate with them when Bonfire would become stable but I also wonder if this isn't a bug?
Think at topics as a way to (collectively) curate contents that are created daily over the fediverse.
A topic (eg. +transfeminism) can include any activity (of any kind and from any user) that fits its scope and may have sub-topics to fine grain the level of details of what it is about.
A user can follow a topic same as they would follow a user (in fact, at code-level, topic is an AP actor as well).
Anytime a new activity is added to it (by +tagging it), the topic will auto-boost it and that activity will appear on the timeline of any user that followed it (you will notice a little "published in topicname" above the activity).
When you create a topic, you can also define its boundary, and (soon) add roles - to specify which user has permissions to add / review / ... it.
Topics are a powerful way to collect activities that are trasversal to any specific user in ways that do not enforc the current social media trend of pushing users to become influencers.
Will #hashtags be useless with topics ?
🌰 Même en novembre, fruits et légumes de saison, et si possible bio et locaux ! 🍄
Dumb idea but if the UI was only available in the languages the admins speak, for a modular social media service, it could encourage its users to contribute to the git repository, raise issues, etc. in their own languages (instead of feeling gatekept as non-English speakers)? @BonfireBuilders #bonfire_feedback
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Unknown type of activity/object
Think at topics as a way to (collectively) curate contents that are created daily over the fediverse.
A topic (eg. +transfeminism) can include any activity (of any kind and from any user) that fits its scope and may have sub-topics to fine grain the level of details of what it is about.
A user can follow a topic same as they would follow a user (in fact, at code-level, topic is an AP actor as well).
Anytime a new activity is added to it (by +tagging it), the topic will auto-boost it and that activity will appear on the timeline of any user that followed it (you will notice a little "published in topicname" above the activity).
When you create a topic, you can also define its boundary, and (soon) add roles - to specify which user has permissions to add / review / ... it.
Topics are a powerful way to collect activities that are trasversal to any specific user in ways that do not enforc the current social media trend of pushing users to become influencers.
boundaries and circles atm they're not really usable, we've been iterating through different UXs, and we plan to work on them in the coming month
, the first time a message appear Unblocked ; why `
When i ghost myself, on the Settings > Ghosted page i am in the list, there is a button Unghost , when i click on the "Unghost" button :
- the first time, a message appear "Unblocked" ; why "Unblocked" and not "Unghosted" ?
- the second time, a message appear "Could not unblock", why the blocked user is not removed from the ghosted list when i clicked the first time ?
On the reply, there is 3 dots buttons, in this context menu, there is the option "Delete this Respond from feeds" that is larger than the context menu ; also why "Respond" with a capitalized "R" ?
I can "Reply" to a "Post" but i can delete my "Respond" ; do there is differences between "Reply" and "Respond" ?
For consistency reason, i would expect to have the same word used every where
