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reiver, 8 months ago to test

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reiver, 8 months ago (edited 8 months ago)

@test

It worked.

I was able to put the group's Fediverse ID at the bottom of the post (from Mastodon).

Related:
https://hachyderm.io/@maegul/110483509521476095

Also, where it shows up on the Threadiverse:

https://lemmy.ml/post/6229064

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atomicpoet, 9 months ago to fediversenews

Just wanted to share some exciting news with you all.

My colleague, the talented @reiver, is currently hard at work on an awesome project called #PostFreely. It's actually a fork of the popular #WriteFreely blogging platform.

Together with other brilliant developers, they're brainstorming a bunch of potential new features for PostFreely. I don't know about you, but I'm really looking forward to seeing how our beloved Fediverse blogging platforms keep evolving. Pretty awesome, right?

@fediversenews

reiver, 9 months ago

@atomicpoet @fediversenews

Just to make sure he gets credit, too —

I am not the only one working on #PostFreely

@mathew and I are working on #PostFreely together.

We were both there from the beginning. And #PostFreely is an effort by the two of us.

Although @whylamb should also get some credit. As he was the one that encouraged us to create the fork.

reiver, 9 months ago

@liaizon @atomicpoet

Matt Baer and WriteFreely are credited in the PostFreely README.md file. Near the top of it.

reiver, 9 months ago

@liaizon @atomicpoet

I haven't been sure how tagging Matt Baer and the WriteFreely hash-tag would be interpreted.

Would it be welcomed.

Would it be seen as antagonizing.

...

I eventually thought it might be seen as the latter, so I tried to do what I thought was the polite thing.

reiver, 9 months ago

@paul @liaizon @atomicpoet

I wanted to get some new features in before sharing any URLs.

So far myself and @mathew have just been doing clean up, in preparation for new features.

But —

We have a GitHub repo —

https://github.com/postfreely/postfreely

Later, we will have a website up, too.

And also a server instance running PostFreely that people can join.

reiver, 9 months ago

@matt @liaizon @atomicpoet

Excellent. We will do that.

Thanks Matt.

reiver, 9 months ago to random

I have a new KBin server.

I am going to document my experience as a new KBin user and sysop.

Note that I already have experience as a Lemmy user & sysop. Some of that experience may be applicable here, too — but will see.

🧵

#fediverse #kbin #threadiverse

reiver, 9 months ago

Logging into Kbin for the first time takes me here (shown in the screen shot).

The "/all" page.

#fediverse #kbin #threadiverse

reiver, 9 months ago

You can get to the Kbin "Admin panel" from the menu that is shown when you hover your mouse over (or touch) your username in the top-right of the screen.

The Admin panel starts off by showing you a dashboard. But there are several other pages that make up the Admin panel:

• dashboard
• settings
• users
• pages
• federation

#fediverse #kbin #threadiverse

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reiver, 9 months ago

I don't see a way to turn-off or restricting registrations in the KBin admin panel.

I wonder if that is a feature that is planned — it seems pretty common with Fediverse software. Lemmy has it, for example.

#fediverse #kbin #threadiverse

reiver, 9 months ago

Kbin seems to support something called:

Mercure
https://mercure.rocks/
https://mercure.rocks/spec

I don't think I have ever heard of Mercure before, but —

There is a setting to turn it on or off in the Admin Panel (at "/admin/settings").

It was already on — so on by default it seems.

#fediverse #kbin #mercure #threadiverse

danielquinn, 1 year ago to random

With the #redditMigration, I've been looking around for a way to self host my own #lemmy or #kbin instance, and just like with #Mastodon, the instructions and requirements are prohibitive.

• There's no Docker container, official or otherwise
• No Docker compose file, let alone a helm chart
• There are instead long, painful instructions on how to self-host on a bare metal instance you have to maintain manually, like it's 2003.

reiver, 11 months ago

@awilbert @danielquinn

We are going to be making them available very soon.

https://mastodon.social/@reiver/110690637679927761

First Lemmy (since we already have it ready).

And then kbin later one (once we finish adding it).