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  • Thread Starter Mike

    (@wpusermg)

    Yes, of course, please share my points for further use.

    Thank you for the link to your presentation. Normally I prefer reading, but this one seems to be full of content and I will watch it with interest.

    Thread Starter Mike

    (@wpusermg)

    Thank you for your prompt reaction! Please, find below some items for the possible Manual Guide that I think would be useful for novice / lay users to get to know:

    • What does the plugin do and what cannot it do? (In simple terms. This could be a short recap of what ActivityPub actually is, and what users can achieve with it, as well as what are the limitations. Possible questions:
      • Is it possible to delete / edit the ActivityPub post once it has been published by the plugin?
      • Are posts permanent, or can they have a (pre-)determined duration?
      • What happens (if anything) if the author edits the blog post once it has been published?
    • Installation and configuration (simple description of Settings, with examples).
    • A more detailed description of the Hashtags beta feature with screenshot examples.
    • Explanation of the Server section in Settings.
    • Presentation with examples of how commenting works. Is it possible to approve / edit / delete comments by the blog author (in the blog website, in the ActivityPub author profile)?
    • Can user change the avatar of the ActivityPub author profile, and how?
    • How does the ActivityPub author’s profile work? Is it possible that it observes other Fediverse profiles? Can user edit / customise this profile?

    These are some questions that lay users may have (or at least I have them ?? ). It is possible that you will find other important components for the Manual that I have not yet the idea about, eg. with regard to integrating the ActivityPub plugin with recommended plugins. I haven’t experimented with these features also for that reason that I am not sure what would be the consequences for the blog website.

    I hope this helps.

    Overall, I think that the plugin is a great idea and an interesting way to connect blogs and their authors with readers.

    • This reply was modified 10 months, 3 weeks ago by Mike.
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