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@johannab filling issues on github would help us a lot in the coming weeks! (but if you feel more confortable writing down here we appreciate it as well ❤️ )
@mayel ​

@mayel ​oh, thank you - should I just pester you guys right on github?

I have an account though haven't had much cause to use it other than just reading along. BUT ... my last IT role was "global support" which was a lot of bug hunting and filing issues and service and feature requests. If I can be useful I can figure github out a bit better, I'm sure.

@johannab Thanks for pointing out! It is indeed a bug, tracking it here: https://github.com/bonfire-networks/bonfire-app/issues/1601​

Here's another UI oddity I just tripped over: While exploring settings, I was in Advanced and found Federation Status. Is this intended for a normal "User" to see?

I'm attaching two screenshots. One shows presumably the results of my activity federating (3 issues Need Attention). When I clicked on "Refresh" though, i got the second screenshot, with THOUSANDS of issues that need attention. Possibly a very confusing thing for a normal user to see?

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@mayel @ivan @LiquidParasyte ​

oh, interesting. It's only been a couple of weeks I've been playing around wth either - would this have happened between the instances even if it was before I had an account?

These are the fascinating little bits of integration that always leave me wishing I had a deeper understanding of code and protocol.

To clarify, private circles (which all circles are by default) do not federate, and shared circles currently don't either (though the circle feed and member list can be viewed by people who aren't a user of your instance if shared publically). We're looking at Mastodon's draft proposal (starter packs FEP) as a way to potentially federated shared circles in the future though: https://github.com/mastodon/featured_collections

@ivan @johannab @LiquidParasyte ​

@johannab @LiquidParasyte ​i guess this happened because this instance may have had federation enabled for a little while, and you were indexed from dinteg during that period

@ivan @LiquidParasyte ​Oh, I totally understand that Ivan - I appreciate being here in the sandbox. I was just curious that when I added this account (me - here) as a member of a "Circle" from my bonfire.dinteg.ca account, that the "Circles" sub-menu appeared here in the sidebard indicating I had been added.

So we're not completely walled off here, but our posts do not get out?

I think I'm just poking things with sticks right now to see what happens, as I decide on platforms I want to start promoting to community orgs I'm volunteering with. I just need to wrap my brain around the experience and be able to explain it properly to people who are LESS likely than I am to figure things out.

@johannab @LiquidParasyte ​this instance is local-only, it's a space for testing bonfire social, provide feedback, report bugs or ideas.
We dont plan to run a flagship instance because we're focused on developing tools, not hosting or moderating instances

@johannab ​ I didn't know that circles could federate, but I guess that makes sense

Soooo, I am testing BF out on two sandboxes, with two different levels of user, I think. I created a Circle on one, and because I added all my other accounts to my Circle, it showed up as a circle on campground.bonfire.cafe. It's an empty circle here, though, or I don't see anyone in it, including the account that created it.

wonder if that's right?

I am just posting to narrate my walk-throughs for later refinement of notes.

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