Something I keep trying to get more information on, so far without joy, every time I see posts discussing WP moving into the #fediverse, is where to put them on the Web 2.0 scale of leechiness.
The WP Privacy policy as it stands, has no mention of what and how data belonging to visitors to a WP post will be used by WP.
I was in a longer thread discussing this earlier, which I'll link here as it contains links to the Privacy policy for Automattic which makes interesting reading compared to the WordPress.org privacy policy.
One explicitly mentions what visitors will be subject to and one doesn't. One is intended for traffic to WP, the other is intended for people intending to download the WP code to host their own site running WP services.
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Something I keep trying to get more information on, so far without joy, every time I see posts discussing WP moving into the #fediverse, is where to put them on the Web 2.0 scale of leechiness.
The WP Privacy policy as it stands, has no mention of what and how data belonging to visitors to a WP post will be used by WP.
I was in a longer thread discussing this earlier, which I'll link here as it contains links to the Privacy policy for Automattic which makes interesting reading compared to the WordPress.org privacy policy.
One explicitly mentions what visitors will be subject to and one doesn't. One is intended for traffic to WP, the other is intended for people intending to download the WP code to host their own site running WP services.
@cdevroe @ChrisPirillo how could StreetPass be more akin to the original UX of the RSS icon? Maybe by showing the current page’s linked profiles at the top of the list, regardless of if you’ve seen it already?
@tvler @ChrisPirillo I think if a webpage is ActivityPub-enabled (e.g. a WordPress.com blog with the ActivityPub plugin enabled) Street Pass could somehow show that. It wouldn't link to an account because the webpage itself is the account. Might be a nice addition to Street Pass.
ActivityPub already has an icon for better or worse.
@pfefferle Is there an HTML tag added to WordPress blogs that have the ActivityPub Plugin enabled that would allow Tyler's extensions to notify users? I looked through your blog's source but none stand out to me.
@cdevroe @pfefferle I think the most robust way to do it would be to allow this webfinger pattern to work: pfefferle.org/.well-known/webf… , where the account resource is a link to an activitypub profile
Right now, WP blogs only respond to pfefferle.org/.well-known/webf… , where the account resource is the username@domain scheme
Other platforms such as mastodon correctly respond to both webfinger requests, which is how streetpass works! i'm happy to open up a PR this week! both requests are spec-compliant btw
@pfefferle @cdevroe This is cool thank you! Would you be okay with me opening up a PR to get this webfinger scheme to work? notiz.blog/.well-known/webfing… (this scheme is already supported by mastodon)
Theriac
in reply to Anil Dash • • •Something I keep trying to get more information on, so far without joy, every time I see posts discussing WP moving into the #fediverse, is where to put them on the Web 2.0 scale of leechiness.
The WP Privacy policy as it stands, has no mention of what and how data belonging to visitors to a WP post will be used by WP.
I was in a longer thread discussing this earlier, which I'll link here as it contains links to the Privacy policy for Automattic which makes interesting reading compared to the WordPress.org privacy policy.
One explicitly mentions what visitors will be subject to and one doesn't. One is intended for traffic to WP, the other is intended for people intending to download the WP code to host their own site running WP services.
Something I keep trying to get more information on, so far without joy, every time I see posts discussing WP moving into the #fediverse, is where to put them on the Web 2.0 scale of leechiness.
The WP Privacy policy as it stands, has no mention of what and how data belonging to visitors to a WP post will be used by WP.
I was in a longer thread discussing this earlier, which I'll link here as it contains links to the Privacy policy for Automattic which makes interesting reading compared to the WordPress.org privacy policy.
One explicitly mentions what visitors will be subject to and one doesn't. One is intended for traffic to WP, the other is intended for people intending to download the WP code to host their own site running WP services.
Theriac
2023-10-11 20:25:27
Chris Pirillo
in reply to Anil Dash • • •Colin Devroe
in reply to Chris Pirillo • • •@ChrisPirillo
StreetPass by @tvler may fill in that gap for now. But perhaps we need something akin to the RSS icon of yore.
streetpass.social/
StreetPass for Mastodon
streetpass.socialtvler
in reply to Colin Devroe • • •Colin Devroe
in reply to tvler • • •@tvler @ChrisPirillo I think if a webpage is ActivityPub-enabled (e.g. a WordPress.com blog with the ActivityPub plugin enabled) Street Pass could somehow show that. It wouldn't link to an account because the webpage itself is the account. Might be a nice addition to Street Pass.
ActivityPub already has an icon for better or worse.
activitypub.rocks/
ActivityPub Rocks!
activitypub.rockstvler
in reply to Colin Devroe • • •tvler
in reply to tvler • • •Colin Devroe
in reply to tvler • • •@tvler 🙌
@pfefferle Is there an HTML tag added to WordPress blogs that have the ActivityPub Plugin enabled that would allow Tyler's extensions to notify users? I looked through your blog's source but none stand out to me.
tvler
in reply to Colin Devroe • • •@cdevroe @pfefferle I think the most robust way to do it would be to allow this webfinger pattern to work: pfefferle.org/.well-known/webf… , where the account resource is a link to an activitypub profile
Right now, WP blogs only respond to acct:https://pfefferle.org" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">pfefferle.org/.well-known/webf… , where the account resource is a link to an activitypub profile
Right now, WP blogs only respond to pfefferle.org/.well-known/webf… , where the account resource is the username@domain scheme
Other platforms such as mastodon correctly respond to both webfinger requests, which is how streetpass works! i'm happy to open up a PR this week! both requests are spec-compliant btw
Matthias Pfefferle
in reply to tvler • • •Matthias Pfefferle
in reply to Matthias Pfefferle • • •tvler
in reply to Matthias Pfefferle • • •@pfefferle @cdevroe This is cool thank you! Would you be okay with me opening up a PR to get this webfinger scheme to work? notiz.blog/.well-known/webfing… (this scheme is already supported by mastodon)
it would return the same data as notiz.blog/.well-known/webfing…
Matthias Pfefferle
in reply to tvler • • •tvler
in reply to Matthias Pfefferle • • •