hello again from campground!
demo test
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@Bonfire@bonfire.cafe you can just post them here, thanks!
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Here's another neat Bonfire feature: organisation profiles.
You can create a shared profile for your co-op, collective, project, or any other organisation or team, and invite trusted people to manage it with you.
Each team member signs in with their usual Bonfire account, with no insecure sharing of passwords, and together they can post as the organisation, access its feeds and private messages, manage its settings, and add or remove other members.
It’s similar to managing a Facebook Page, but built for the #fediverse: one shared public identity, securely managed by multiple people.
@Bonfire@bonfire.cafe This is great, for example for my band (would be cool to have this in some music platform). By default, I assume organisation members are private, right?
tried to write a reply and the minimise draft button makes the window go away (but where?)
ahh it goes into the compose button on the top left, and (that text sometimes turns into Continue), this is confusing
hmm didn't recognize my short name. and I can't paste an image into the reply composer
tried to write a reply and the minimise draft button makes the window go away (but where?)
@wakest@playground.bonfire.cafe adding another @liaizon@wake.st
hmm didn't recognize my short name. and I can't paste an image into the reply composer
test post with a mention @wakest@playground.bonfire.cafe
@wakest@playground.bonfire.cafe adding another @liaizon@wake.st
test post with a mention @wakest@playground.bonfire.cafe
Ayy you changed the thing 🔥
When I'm writing a post, using a > at the beginning of a line indicates that the text will be formatted as an indented quote
But in the post, it appears like this:
> like this
Testing file sharing