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writefreely has a better UI for reading long form posts and is quite popular among the academic communities on the fediverse. personally I host a gitea server
by TheJoYo 6y ago
writefreely has a better UI for reading long form posts and is quite popular among the academic communities on the fediverse.
personally I host a gitea server and link to my longer documentation on my federated account.
that gives me a bit more freedom to edit the content and easier to reference.
matrix servers are also great for hosting federated long form content.
- kitotik 6y agoCould you expound on using matrix for long form content? I host a synapse homeserver, and feel like I’m not using it to its full potential.
- TheJoYo 6y agoThe recent Bluesky report is hosted on matrix.org I don't host content on a matrix service but I imagine it's similar to Slack in that regard. I could be way off on matrix' utility here as I don't use it for my primary publication.
- rglullis 6y agoAFAIK, there is no implementation beyond some proof-of-concepts, but the idea is that Matrix (via bridges) can receive and send activitypub updates and treat them as messages in a room. So you could follow and respond to people on a room and they would receive updates on their ActivityPub server. It This idea is not new, really. Movim (https://movim.eu https://movim.eu) is running a federated social network on top of XMPP for over a decade already.
- moksha256 6y ago> matrix servers are also great for hosting federated long form content. Can you elaborate on that a bit? In my experience, Matrix implementations tend to be Slack/IRC-style chat interfaces. Are you saying you find such interfaces to be good for long-form content, or are there other Matrix implementations that work out well for long-form content?
- TheJoYo 6y agoThe recent Bluesky report is hosted on matrix.org I don't host content on a matrix service but I imagine it's similar to Slack in that reguard. I could be way off on matrix' utility here as I don't use it for my primary publication.