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Test test I can't wait to see this bonfire growing.
Do you like #music? Do you like hearing / discovering things you've never heard before?
1.2K+ music posts (and more occasionally added over time) that have info links where available & can be sorted by hashtag(s) used on Mastodon @ linktr.ee/transicorn
@transicorn hi I just follow you!!
Do you like #music? Do you like hearing / discovering things you've never heard before?
1.2K+ music posts (and more occasionally added over time) that have info links where available & can be sorted by hashtag(s) used on Mastodon @ linktr.ee/transicorn
“The downfall of humankind is the belief that one is better than others because of wealth, power, status, social influence, or physical beauty and that one is allowed to rule over others. Eradicate the idea of superiority, and you eradicate what is truly wrong with humanity: its ego.”
Hi @mayel how are things?
Is Bonfire still in beta testing? #askfedi
I signed up to try out #Bonfire social platform
Hi all my name is Stu. I am an engineer that builds stainless steel conveyor guards with solidworks and autocad .
I love all technology and all sorts of music.
I love playing golf. I also love open source software and applications and decentralized social media.
I don't know exactly how things work on Facebook because I never had an account there; my own frame of reference is Dreamwidth, where there are access lists and communities. Access lists are a way to restrict certain posts to your account as viewable to only certain users you've manually chosen. Communities are themed groups of users with moderators where generally members can make posts to share with others in the community. To me these are two very different features, but they're both valuable.
@gilles @ivan We have a work-in-progress implementation of groups but that will be in the community flavour: bonfirenetworks.org/apps/
@coyote @Ianp5a @mayel @gilles @ivan I am trying really hard to understand bonfire 😊.
When you say that "Bonfire community" will have groups - does that mean that it will be a different version of Bonfire - and different from "Bonfire social"?
So, for comparisons to #bigtech:
Bonfire Social --> Twitter (micro-blogging)
Bonfire Community --> Facebook
I am in no way saying that it is a bad thing, but just to compare, pixelfed is the brand name of the platform where users can chose where to sign up. But it's the same app. But bonfire will more likely be a "powered by bonfire" where whatever brand name will be on top and bonfire will be the underlying infrastructure/core?
A bit like PPBoard was back in the day 😊
https://sourceforge.net/projects/pbboard/
I don't know exactly how things work on Facebook because I never had an account there; my own frame of reference is Dreamwidth, where there are access lists and communities. Access lists are a way to restrict certain posts to your account as viewable to only certain users you've manually chosen. Communities are themed groups of users with moderators where generally members can make posts to share with others in the community. To me these are two very different features, but they're both valuable.
hello world, etc
Test of posting to open circle
@pjf From what I've seen, there's overlap and there's some differences. Mastodon is a kind of software for making websites. Bonfire is also software for making websites. The plan for Bonfire is to work on adding some features that Mastodon doesn't have, like groups, which I'm in favor of. You can find more information on their fundraiser page: indiegogo.com/en/projects/bo...
@coyote Thank you.
For me, as a non-tech person, I find it tricky to see which kind of service would suit me best. But from what I can see and read, Bonfire looks like it's going to have what many people want. Will wait to see what happens.
@jrossstocholm
My understanding is that Circles are how you set the privacy levels or interaction permissions for individual posts, which is a different kind of feature from Facebook groups.
Anyone on here know how to make one of those link preview cards? I've seen posts on here that have them, but my own testing has proven unsuccessful.
This is a bonfire demo instance for testing purposes