Post by @bonfire@indieweb.social

Building on our earlier thread about Mosaic's federated publication theme, we're excited to dive deeper into some of the key features.
Our goal is to co-design the theme with pilot projects, to make this platform ideal for knowledge dissemination on the Fediverse. #Mosaic
Earlier thread for context: https://indieweb.social/@bonfire/112908829747492392
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Bonfire

@bonfire@indieweb.social 2 yr. ago

This week, we'll be sharing a glimpse into the diverse themes and possibilities we'll offer with Mosaic, an all-in-one platform built with Bonfire and tailored to each organization's unique needs. We begin with a federated journal and magazine theme—ideal for journalists, editors, and communities looking to organize and disseminate knowledge on the Fediverse. Explore what's possible with #Mosaic…
See our previous post on for context: https://indieweb.social/@bonfire/112887338885603685
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Bonfire

@bonfire@indieweb.social 2 yr. ago

First up: a robust dashboard with detailed metrics. This will give editors and moderators deep insights into their community's engagement, and the ability to define what metrics matter the most for their federated publications like journals or magazines
What indicators would be most useful?
How should engagement be measured in a federated environment?
What data would help understand a message's impact across instances?
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Bonfire

@bonfire@indieweb.social 2 yr. ago

Next, our streamlined post creation interface will put everything writers and editors need at their fingertips. Easily set boundaries, select topics, write summaries, and schedule posts. You can also include images and other media, apply content warnings, and specify the language, just as you would with standard fediverse posts, ensuring that your content federates as expected.
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Bonfire

@bonfire@indieweb.social 2 yr. ago

Finally, dedicated topics views. Topics enable you to categorise content, manage authors, and control visibility and interaction—all crucial for maintaining a structured, magazine-style experience. With boundaries applied to each topic, you can easily manage different levels of access for your content.
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Bonfire

@bonfire@indieweb.social 2 yr. ago

Interested in piloting this federated journal platform? We're looking for organisations to co-design and test these features and build others for their custom needs. DM us or email team@bonfire.cafe to learn more about joining the Mosaic program.
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