# attachment[].name
My cat, Spike, a seal-point ragdoll with big blue eyes, staring into your soul.

# content
So as I understand it, Bonfire doesn't do a character limit like Mastodon does. This is potentially a long-form posting thing.

Is is a commenting-on thing? No, I guess not. But it does otherwise feel a lot more like G+, particularly in that it has a close analogue to Circles.

Does this do Markdown? It does, and live in the composer.

Of course, all of this is fine for other Bonfire implementations, but I'm also curious how it'll show up for Mastodon instances. So I've followed this with my main Mastodon-self, and we'll see what comes of it.

I can attach an image, but I can't embed it in the post. So here's my cat, just attached to this. He's a cutie. He had a brain tumour a few years ago, but got good treatment and he's doing well. He's on a lot of meds, as a result, but we love him and he's happy and cuddly.

He's a #ragdollcat, which I wouldn't normally hashtag, but I am trying that out to see.

OK, I think this is about baked. Let's see what we get!

Oh NOOOO if I set circles after setting an image description, it clears the image description.

And if I write a long post, I can't reach the "post" button.

# preview.content
So as I understand it, Bonfire doesn't do a character limit like Mastodon does. This is potentially a long-form posting thing.

Is is a commenting-on thing? No, I guess not. But it does otherwise feel a lot more like G+, particularly in that it has a close analogue to Circles.

Does this do Markdown? It does, and live in the composer.

Of course, all of this is fine for other Bonfire implementations, but I'm also curious how it'll show up for Mastodon instances. So I've followed this with my main Mastodon-self, and we'll see what comes of it.

I can attach an image, but I can't embed it in the post. So here's my cat, just attached to this. He's a cutie. He had a brain tumour a few years ago, but got good treatment and he's doing well. He's on a lot of meds, as a result, but we love him and he's happy and cuddly.

He's a #ragdollcat, which I wouldn't normally hashtag, but I am trying that out to see.

OK, I think this is about baked. Let's see what we get!

Oh NOOOO if I set circles after setting an image description, it clears the image description.

And if I write a long post, I can't reach the "post" button.

# preview.summary
So as I understand it, Bonfire doesn't do a character limit like Mastodon does. This is potentially a long-form posting thing.Is is a commenting-on thing? No, I guess not. But it does otherwise feel a lot more like G+, particularly in that it has a close analogue to Circles.Does this do Markdown? It does, and live in the composer.Of course, all of this is fine for other Bonfire implementations, but I'm also curious how it'll show up for Mastodon instances. So I've followed this with my main

# source.content
So as I understand it, Bonfire doesn't do a character limit like Mastodon does. This is potentially a long-form posting thing.

Is is a commenting-on thing? No, I guess not. But it does otherwise feel a lot more like G+, particularly in that it has a close analogue to Circles.

Does this do Markdown? It does, and live in the composer.

Of course, all of this is fine for other Bonfire implementations, but I'm also curious how it'll show up for Mastodon instances. So I've followed this with my main Mastodon-self, and we'll see what comes of it.

I can attach an image, but I can't embed it in the post. So here's my cat, just attached to this. He's a cutie. He had a brain tumour a few years ago, but got good treatment and he's doing well. He's on a lot of meds, as a result, but we love him and he's happy and cuddly.

He's a #ragdollcat, which I wouldn't normally hashtag, but I am trying that out to see.

OK, I think this is about baked. Let's see what we get!

Oh NOOOO if I set circles after setting an image description, it clears the image description.

And if I write a long post, I can't reach the "post" button.

# summary
So as I understand it, Bonfire doesn't do a character limit like Mastodon does. This is potentially a long-form posting thing.Is is a commenting-on thing? No, I guess not. But it does otherwise feel a lot more like G+, particularly in that it has a close analogue to Circles.Does this do Markdown? It does, and live in the composer.Of course, all of this is fine for other Bonfire implementations, but I'm also curious how it'll show up for Mastodon instances. So I've followed this with my main