A lot of authors complain that when they federate their blog over AP, and people comment in the fediverse, the authors don't see notifications because they're buried deep in the admin interface. I haven't got my Ghost blog federating yet (watch this space), but from memory I experienced this with #Plume and #WriteFreely.
I have an idea about how to fix his.
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I want an app for composing and posting long form text. Where I can choose where I want to post it, on a main feed or just into the feed for a group, and public-facing or just for the followers of that feed.
An app that can post to more than one fediverse account simultaneously (MissKey? Ghost? Lemmy? PieFed? All 4?), that would fit the bill.
But what if @Mastodon interpreted Followers-only as 'group(s)-only' when only groups @mentioned?
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@mellifluousbox full `Article` support, so that I do not have to leave Mastodon to read a blog-post :)
Rediscovering the Magic of the Blogosphere, with John O’Nolan and Matthias Pfefferle
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Ghost’s John O’Nolan and WordPress’s Matthias Pfefferle want to help blogs and long content thrive on the open social web. Meet “the longformers.”
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