helpers

Good morning everyone @helpers

I would like to try to understand why from Friendica I can't connect to the Wordpress blog of @mau already federated with @pfefferle plugin, which is instead displayed correctly by Mastodon.
The blog is xmau.com/ while the user who publishes is @notiziole

If I paste the address of this post xmau.com/wp/notiziole/2024/08/…

in the Friendica toolbar, I get an error, while if I paste it on mastodon, I can view the post (here is an example: @notiziole/112975093795524317" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">mastodon.social/@notiziole I can see it, but if I try to follow it, I still get an error.

NB: I also have federation problems with Lemmy and not just with Friendica

Have any of you figured out what the problem might be that prevents Friendica and Lemmy from federating with that blog (but not Mastodon)?

This is not really a request for support, but food for thought on Friendica groups

Good evening everyone!
This is not a request for support, but an invitation to reflect on Friendica groups and their graphical representation in the Friendica interface.

1. Try going to the link lemmy.ml/c/[email protected]…
   This is how Lemmy interprets Friendica groups (yes, there are still some things that don't work well, but for now we can focus on the interface: Who knows if @dessalines and @nutomic will ever be able to solve these problems?).
   Here are a couple of screenshots

2. Try downloading a Lemmy app like Raccoon (it's a recent and very promising app developed by @janTeko ) and view the Helpers community.
   These are the screenshots of the app

Basically, I would be really happy if the Friendica interface (or at least an app) managed to enhance the Friendica groups which, in my opinion, represent one of the most beautiful added values ​​of the Fediverse.

I add a further "off topic" which is that if an app for Mastodon managed to represent Friendica groups in such an intuitive way, Friendica would only have to gain.

Unfortunately today Friendica groups are a wonderful idea, but their use is still very bizarre; at the same time Friendica could be the killer application of the Social Fediverse, but at the moment it seems more like a (very fun) game reserved for geeks...

Could a radical rethink of the interface represent the future path?

This is not a request for support, but food for thought on Friendica groups

Good evening everyone!
This is not a request for support, but an invitation to reflect on Friendica groups and their graphical representation in the Friendica interface.

1. Try going to the link lemmy.ml/c/[email protected]…
   This is how Lemmy interprets Friendica groups (yes, there are still some things that don't work well, but for now we can focus on the interface: Who knows if @dessalines and @nutomic will ever be able to solve these problems?).
   Here are a couple of screenshots

2. Try downloading a Lemmy app like Raccoon (it's a recent and very promising app developed by @janTeko ) and view the Helpers community.
   These are the screenshots of the app

Basically, I would be really happy if the Friendica interface (or at least an app) managed to enhance the Friendica groups which, in my opinion, represent one of the most beautiful added values ​​of the Fediverse.

I add a further "off topic" which is that if an app for Mastodon managed to represent Friendica groups in such an intuitive way, Friendica would only have to gain.

Unfortunately today Friendica groups are a wonderful idea, but their use is still very bizarre; at the same time Friendica could be the killer application of the Social Fediverse, but at the moment it seems more like a (very fun) game reserved for geeks...

Could a radical rethink of the interface represent the future path?

@helpers

or maybe more general #Fediverse crowd: Given some communication over here recently, I wonder whether it's possible to compose posts that are visible to followers only but for which _each_ of my follower is able to see each response and able to interact with each other person responding there no matter whether these people follow each other too?

Can someone build a catch-the-whole-thread function for #Friendica please?