@pfefferle does this mean that if I comment from the fediverse, the blogger can reply me directly from the blog (with me receiving the answer on the fediverse) ?
@pfefferle unfavorably no, because I have little to no knowledge of Wordpress. We wanted to activate your plugin for https://www.ökoligenta.de/blog42/ a long time ago, but for some reason it didn't work. I remember that it only worked if WP had no other pages and a blog directly on "root".
@naturzukunft it has nothing to do with pages, but some spec require some config for root. It is possible to do that by hand, there is a section in the plugins faq.
@pfefferle I hate to be the "that's nice but" guy... but using a slug of the user's name instead of the username would be helpful. It's common to use randomized usernames these days. Also I'm afraid I can't turn it on until there's a filter by category. My WP plugin foo isn't the best but I'll take a look at the category bit, at least.
@pfefferle It's a single author site, so that was my first step. It's the category filter that's the show-stopper though. I have some side posts that are noindex that I'll share with friends but that I don't want showing up in a feed.
Ugh, actually in the ideal case it's worse than that. It would be nice to have per-category feeds too.
I'll stop now. I can see a lot of work has gone into this and it probably meets 80% of use cases as it is.
@pfefferle Uuh, darauf habe ich gewartet. Gibt es im Backend mittlerweile eigentlich auch eine Ansicht, wer dem Blog im Fediversum "folgt" und von Reaktionen sowie "Boosts"?
@Weltenkreuzer die follower gibt es schon seit einer der ersten versionen. Schau einfach mal unter "/wp-admin/users.php?page=activitypub-followers-list"
boosts und likes werden noch nicht unterstützt. da hatte ich bisher noch keine clevere idee, wie ich die speichern und anzeigen kann...
I'll totally understand if this isn't your department, but any idea on when the feature might be available on wordpress.com for blogs not on the Business Plan?
Thanks, but I was asking about Threaded Comments, which those resources predate.
I actually turned on the overall Fediverse feature (which I assume is your plugin under the covers) back on Oct 11. Love the functionality! But the limited comment functionality remains a pain point.
@selfawarepatterns@mike threaded comments (answers to answers on the fediverse) are love on WordPress.com now. Full federated comments (federate also comments written on WordPress) is the next step.
@pfefferle@selfawarepatterns No, not at all — I am genuinely surprised, borderline shocked, that this code is not only being written but actually deployed with such alacrity.
@selfawarepatterns@mike We have to make some fundamental changes, because WordPress handles comments differently than Mastodon et al. and we have to think about how to handle comments that are made on the blog but from visitors. We can not simply send them to mastodon, because they have no profile and of GDPR reasons.
But if this is done, it will be also possible to handle profile changes better and to simplify the integration of third party plugins.
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