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7 Jun 2024 | ||
if you choose to self-host it, you can put it on whatever domain you own. obviously matrix.org is taken | 12:53:05 | |
but it will be accessible to any and all accounts registered on matrix.org, since Matrix the protocol is a federated system. | 12:53:24 | |
In reply to @wordpress-test:matrix.org* almost- the free public server runs on cactus.chat, and not on matrix.org, so the room aliases and room ids will include :cactus.chat and not :matrix.org | 12:53:47 | |
in case I misunderstood your question, it will create a new Matrix room for each comment section, and not for each new post. each comment section is one Matrix room. | 12:54:44 | |
* I don't know how committed you are with your wordpress project, but if you're new to web development and want to learn, I would suggest that you take a look at static site generators (like hugo) too. I find it so simple and enjoyable to work with, compared to wordpress. 😅 | 12:57:01 | |
These are my first steps in webmastering. I didn't know about the existence of jekyll, hugo, etc. I'll definitely check it out ㋡ Please don't take my messages as accusation. I'm not demanding a video tutorial. I just asked about it because in my case it's the form of information which I've had the most experience with. | 12:57:33 | |
welcome to the world of web development! it's a deep rabbithole, so be careful ;) it's a lot of fun though. | 12:58:50 | |
In reply to @asbjorn:olli.ngText tutorials are also faster to follow and easier to jump around in. Not to mention a lot less bloated. A 2-3 minute read is equivalent to a 10 minute youtube video | 13:18:56 | |
i will never forgive facebook for pushing through the "pivot to video" that now makes it so hard to find good written tutorials... | 13:42:37 | |
In reply to @frosty:frostyfrog.netYes, that's true. I think is only one argument that defends the video tutorial. For example, a person like I, who has just started to explore the possibilities of comment systems (native, paid, self-hosted) has chance to see (video) the process of creating, testing, using a the chosen solution by people with more experience. I'm not saying here that the video form is to replace text documentation - absolutely not. I think it is just an addition in front of a wall of text | 13:42:54 | |
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8 Jun 2024 | ||
video tutorials definitely have value, don't get me wrong, but I'm sad that they are largely replacing written material instead of complementing it | 06:43:41 | |
I'm glad that the discussion is meritocratic ㋡ I think that clarifying my statement will allow for the correct interpretation of the video topic I started (My understanding of where and how important Video is in any project). Legend: Project => existing product
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10 Jun 2024 | ||
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25 Jun 2024 | ||
19:40:04 | ||
just included cactuschat on my new website made using Hugo. Works great. I had zero coding knowledge 4 days ago and not that much more now so props to ease of use! | 19:44:08 | |
Nice! | 19:44:22 | |
Question: How would I go about moderating the comments in the unlikely event something rude or inappropriate is commented? I have looked through the documentation and I am not to sure. | 19:50:38 | |
20:08:50 | ||
privseclaw.info There is no good solution, unfortunately. | 20:58:05 | |
You can use all standard matrix features, like redact and ban, and tools like Draupnir, but none of that makes a really great solution by itself. | 21:00:55 | |
26 Jun 2024 | ||
Could you please give me a ELI5 as to how I would do that? Like remove comments? | 06:37:53 | |
I can now just say from what i understood - that cactus 'simply' uses a chat-room in matrix. | 07:18:09 | |
So you can get into that room as admin/moderator with your matrix-client and then delete the message. | 07:18:33 | |
Or you install and host your own Draupnir instance that can do that for you. Its a moderation-bot. | 07:18:53 | |
thank you for the reply. How would I get into the room as a moderator? | 07:59:09 | |
privseclaw.info Where are you starting from? As in, do you already have and know how to use a matrix chat client, and can you find and "enter" your cactus comment rooms in it? (If not, you'll need a matrix getting-started guide.) When I do that, I see that my comment room has both the cactus bot user and my personal user as participants, both with "admin" power level in the room already. | 08:07:35 | |
(For getting started, you could try the independent site https://joinmatrix.org/ as well as https://matrix.org .) | 08:17:23 | |
In reply to @julian:foad.me.ukSo I followed the setup guide on cactus.chat, created an account on element nad registered my site and now have a moderation room. I added {{< chat postname >}} under my respective posts and sections where I want comments to be enabled and it is working perfectly. I am just not sure where i can see these chats on element and how to moderate them. Thanks for taking the time to help! | 09:48:09 | |
"Created an account on element" sounds wrong. You need to login to your existing account. | 09:51:19 |