Belgian journalism cooperative Apache is going to be testing Bonfire as a space for its readers, inspired by #Jacobin work in Germany.
Independent media building community spaces where readers and journalists can meet, participate, and connect across the fediverse. This is the kind of social web we want to support.
Their ongoing diary of leaving big tech is worth a read (in Dutch): apache.be/vaarwel-big-tech
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@tommi@pan.rent @texttheater@mastodon.social Indeed, boundaries in bonfire differentiate between something being discoverable vs readable, allowing for "unlisted" content that can only be viewed by certain people and on the other hand "previewable" content that can be seen in feeds but not fully read. This is currently mostly low-level functionality so we'd be happy to co-design the UX with people who need these features and can also help test if/how they interoperate with other federated apps and how we can mitigate leaks...
wot iz diz?
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The gradients...
tried to write a reply and the minimise draft button makes the window go away (but where?)
@wakest fixed now!
The sign in button on mobile is pushed almost off-screen and is hard to "click"
@testymctesterface creating an issue, thanks
Really interesting meeting the creator of Bonfire this morning and getting started! Thanks for making this possible.
Say hello to me!
Really interesting meeting the creator of Bonfire this morning and getting started! Thanks for making this possible.
Say hello to me!
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Bonfire is built by communities, for communities. Rooted in autonomy, mutual care, and collective power. Co-create your tools, reclaim your data, and resist manipulation by shaping your own federated digital spaces.
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quanto è importante e contemporaneo lo spettacolo sul vajont di Paolini...
youtube.com/watch?v=q7CarpRf...
The sign in button on mobile is pushed almost off-screen and is hard to "click"