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I have a suggestion for Bonfire:

@BonfireBuilders #bonfire_feedback

When going to the Messages section, there is a weird drop down menu appearing that says "My feed". It would be better to just leave the navigation list and highlight Messages instead of changing the mode of navigation suddenly. It looks like I'd be sending a message to my feed if I'd push the "New message" button.

I have a suggestion for Bonfire: while I'm all for experimenting with the UI, having eight different menu options together is... a lot!

Notifications, message, and favourites are qualitatively different, I would suggest, from feeds (my, local, federated). I'd expect to access settings and the ability to logout from my profile, perhaps? 😀

@BonfireBuilders #bonfire_feedback

I have a suggestion for Bonfire:

@BonfireBuilders #bonfire_feedback

• The current playground instance is very slow for me, which maybe highlights some issues in the user interface quite nicely.
• After hitting the "post" button, input fields remain editable
• When having trouble uploading images I don't know if it is due to the server timing out or another problem.
• Creating circles and boundaries seems quite important to Bonfire but are very hard to try out because
• these options are only accessible via settings, which takes a long time to navigate to, and when I'm there I'm missing the context of the posts that would help me make decisions. I would want to put somebody in my "arch enemies" circle based on some post they wrote, but I cannot see any posts deep in the settings.
• it is possible to create new boundaries on the fly, just before posting, but from that minimal view you're missing the list of boundaries you already created and in general don't have the full view of what this is doing.
• Applied boundaries are designed to like "tags" that can be arbitrarily combined, but they are not in fact. The first "tag", which defaults to "Public" should not have a closing ×, because it makes no sense to delete it. Every post hast to be Public, Local, or only visible for mentioned users. So it should be a dropdown menu. Following boundaries might well be tags, but I don't understand how combining multiple boundaries would work. So if I add somebody to "work contacts" and "arch enemies" and in one boundary that user can read and not in the other, what will happen? How can I get an overview of who will be able to see and interact with the post? At least the users with conflicts should maybe be listed somehow?

I have a suggestion for Bonfire:

@BonfireBuilders #bonfire_feedback

When adding several images to a post and the describing them, the images might be cropped in a way that makes it impossible to understand what description should fit to what image if they are too similar. The example below is about a user interface detail in two different states. The important differences are not visible on the crop.

In general, preview images should not be cropped but scaled down, and users should have a chance to look at a bigger-size version of these previews to verify these are the actual images they intended to share.

Every definition of "entrepreneur" I can find involves an (heroic) individual... but I don't want the future of co-operativism to depend in any way on that sort of romantic individualism.

I want co-operatives to, instead, develop collective modes of deliberation and consensus building, with as little institutionalization of power structures and as little reliance on charismatic personalities as possible.

Hey there. Been a little while.

I notice the menu is now at the bottom of the screen on mobile, #melikey

Thet right-align icons under posts are strange at first but handy for the right-handed i am. Guess lefties won't appreciate tho.

Kinda strange to see "X followed Y" on local timeline but in the end it's a good idea to discover new people to follow.

On the bad news : i can't see what i'm typing past a certain amount of text. Like rivht now i dont' see what i'm typing. Might be some typos then^^

I have a suggestion for Bonfire:

For background images on the user profile, in cases when you upload a background image larger than the viewport, it would be nice to have an editor that allows you to reposition or crop or adjust the image size to better fit the part of the background image that you care about into the viewport. Thanks!

@BonfireBuilders #bonfire_feedback

Prova di invio messaggio a friendica, misskey e mastodon

@notizie@poliverso.org

@informapirata@cliq.social

@poliverso@mastodon.online

@informapirata@mastodon.uno

1. github.com/bonfire-networks/...
2. the editor supports markdown

Hi @ivan how are you ?

noone should be able to like this post!

I'm usually at merveilles.town/@mikael but had to give this a 🌀