@dajb ahah we knooooooow *_*
Public Interest Social Networks
Bonfire is built by communities, for communities. Rooted in autonomy, mutual care, and collective power. Co-create your tools, reclaim your data, and resist manipulation by shaping your own federated digital spaces.
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The coordination app is the first of many that's based on the http://valueflo.ws vocabulary for economic cooperation. We're also planning to interoperate with the various #ForgeFederation projects for using it as an issue tracker for FOSS projects.
🎺 Just updated the #Bonfire playground with a new release. Goodies include:
- A basic coordination app (collaborative to-do list)
- An updated layout and navigation incl. an app switcher
https://playground.bonfire.cafe/post/01GDMH1E3TM2AW1NEK7YMED44J
@filipe The easiest way to install right now is using https://coopcloud.tech (you'll need to know the basics of the command line and setting up a server, like configuring DNS). Once you've got that set up, it's 3 commands to install a Bonfire instance.
But @mastohost is right, it's also about the side quests (setting up email and file storage services), ongoing maintenance/upgrades, and especially being able to figure out and fix things when something goes wrong...
@mike Thanks for the offer! It'd be great to do some interop testing, let's chat.
@tchambers @ilja @humanetech@mastodon.social
@dav le code de conduite est aussi disponible ici en attendant : https://bonfirenetworks.org/conduct/
@dav oui je m'en doutais... normallement on charge sur le page seulement la police qui a ete selectionee dans les options, et les autres sont ignorees, sauf si installees localement, il faut qu'on trouve une meilleure approche...
@dav hmm, avez vous cette police installee sur votre OS? normallement elle ne doit pas etre par defaut mais selectionnable dans les options...
Well all of the functionality in Bonfire Social is made up of extensions, those are listed in the docs (see screenshot) and available as seperate git repos.
Beyond social, this page mentions some of the other apps we've been working on: https://bonfirenetworks.org/bonfire_cooperation/
Great news! We've just updated our playground instance at https://playground.bonfire.cafe 💥
New release comes with a nice amount of bugs fixed and UX improvements based on community feedbacks (thanks 😘) .
We've also introduced our flexible boundary system...
More here:
https://bonfirenetworks.org/posts/introducing_boundaries/
"How will our online experiences be different once we take back control over exactly who should see, interact with, and even collaborate on our content and activities at the most granular level?"
@etam it is similar in so far as you can create lists to classify your contacts, but instead of being used just to define who can see your posts, they can be used to define who can see/read/reply/tag/edit/delete/etc/etc your post/user/group/instance/etc.
Along with that will come customisable roles for instance administration and moderation (to go beyond just having "admins"), and so we're thinking about what's needed for that, feedback and suggestions are welcome 😃, see details at https://github.com/bonfire-networks/bonfire-app/issues/406
Related discussion on the Bonfire playground instance: https://playground.bonfire.cafe/post/01G6Z11G4JE5GF3B12QFXTBV57
👋 As part of upcoming milestones, we're implementing a way for users to create circles (like in the old G+), but going beyond using it to define audiences (i.e. visibility of content), with very granular ways to define permissions on what you post (i.e. so you can give one of your circles permission to edit your post, or use it simply to lock-down who can reply, etc): https://github.com/bonfire-networks/bonfire-app/issues/223
@Relected@shitposter.club bonfire tends to be an extensible and highly configurable platform (aka framework) to develop any kind of federated apps, that goes beyond microblogging (think at federated calendar / tasks coordinations / governance / and so on)