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@pfefferle I understand how it works, dont worry. It just annoys me sometimes when I see so many companies and orgs that have a lot to say about a healthy web and socials etc and then see the icons at the bottom of their website.
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@pfefferle I look forward to seeing this federated future! Ironically, the main reason I signed up with @wordpressdotcom was because of the #ActivityPub plugin.

I think with a few tweaks, #WordPress could become the super app within the #Fediverse.

I do hope the #BuddyPress & #bbPress teams jump on board, as greater ActivityPub integration could help rejuvenate these social WordPress “projects” (as they would provide competitive balance against #Facebook & #Reddit).

@darnell @wordpressdotcom @tchambers I would assume that bbpress already works out of the box, simply activate all the bbpress custom post types in the AP settings.

An ironically I had a discussion with the BuddyPress team yesterday 🙂

wordpress.slack.com/archives/C

let's see how this turns out... BuddyPress will be a really big task!

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That’s true. And Wordpress doesn’t have to join a foundation to implement ActivityPub. But even though you don’t have to, both Wordpress and, Meta and actually have joined the same foundation to partner together to promote ActivityPub. I get it, from Wordpress’ perspective the benefits of having Meta involved outweigh the downsides, and presumably you’ve already factored in the costs of partnering with an anti-LGBTQ+ company with a track record of racism, Islamophobia, enabling multiple genocides and supports fascist and authoritarian politicians … but, you very definitely are partnering with them.

EDITED to add: at least you’re parterning with them for now. Nothing’s written in stone! At some point SWF’s partners – who all know better than to trust Meta – may well decide that the organization is more to succeed holding Meta at arms length instead of embracing them. Time will tell!

@pfefferle@mastodon.social @mojala@mastodon.online