| 24 Jul 2024 |
 Raphael Lullis | It shouldn't matter if I am photographer looking to showcase my portfolio or a woodworker trying to sell my epoxy tables, or selling courses online. All these different cases could be better served if I was able to put whatever I wanted on my own site, and let people like/comment/share/bid/buy from their favorite client. | 14:20:21 |
 Samantha E Xavia | In reply to@raphael:communick.com
It shouldn't matter if I am photographer looking to showcase my portfolio or a woodworker trying to sell my epoxy tables, or selling courses online. All these different cases could be better served if I was able to put whatever I wanted on my own site, and let people like/comment/share/bid/buy from their favorite client. By the sounds of it we need a way to make a click and use system for personal websites. Allowing you to advertise, sell and customise your website to the ends of earth. Sounds like a big task to learn how to build and make right | 14:22:08 |
| Raphael Lullis | This is exactly what Wordpress and Ghost are racing to build. | 14:23:01 |
| Samantha E Xavia | In reply to@raphael:communick.com
This is exactly what Wordpress and Ghost are racing to build. From my experience Wordpres hasn't really been the best system lately. It seems clunky and very old fashioned (probably has it's built off the same code from like 10 years ago). Ghost on the other hand, Never heard of it. Do you have a link on there site so I can check it out | 14:26:10 |
| Raphael Lullis | https://activitypub.ghost.org/ | 14:26:59 |
 rako | In reply to@raphael:communick.com
This is exactly what Wordpress and Ghost are racing to build. (and emissary) | 14:27:21 |
| rako | In reply to@raphael:communick.com
It shouldn't matter if I am photographer looking to showcase my portfolio or a woodworker trying to sell my epoxy tables, or selling courses online. All these different cases could be better served if I was able to put whatever I wanted on my own site, and let people like/comment/share/bid/buy from their favorite client. This is actually closer to indieweb: every one has their own site with their own organization, and use common tags to communicate | 14:28:29 |
| Raphael Lullis | Yeah, "indieweb" is amazing as an idea, but not as a driver of a protocol. | 14:29:46 |
| Raphael Lullis | A lot of the weird stuff in ActivityPub can be attributed to the indieweb developers trying to shove their idioms there. | 14:30:32 |
| Samantha E Xavia | In reply to@raphael:communick.com
A lot of the weird stuff in ActivityPub can be attributed to the indieweb developers trying to shove their idioms there. I thought they were fixing some of the strange stuff in 2.0 that they are working on | 14:31:13 |
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 silverpill | In reply to @geoma:matrix.org
Yes, would be great being able to comment and share other people's products.
The thing is that my main motivation is impulsing the fediverse, within a bunch of strategies and campaigns in which we want to help people use libre software and networks.
One of these strategies has to do with building local geographical communities
So I first want to start with a gancio instance on the domain I bought for the town I live in so people can share all their events. Then I think them sharing their products and services would be of great utility.
All these things help them liberate from Instagram and Whatsapp
If you want a marketplace you can use https://codeberg.org/flohmarkt/flohmarkt but it doesn't process payments | 21:28:01 |
| silverpill | In reply to @raphael:communick.com
If it involves payments or a federated marketplace, you'd be better off talking with silverpill, he is working on some FEPs to do this kind of things. Yeah, its FEP-0837: https://codeberg.org/fediverse/fep/src/branch/main/fep/0837/fep-0837.md
this fep is implemented in Mitra but it currently only used for paid subscriptions | 21:37:48 |
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 geoma | In reply to @raphael:communick.com
It shouldn't matter if I am photographer looking to showcase my portfolio or a woodworker trying to sell my epoxy tables, or selling courses online. All these different cases could be better served if I was able to put whatever I wanted on my own site, and let people like/comment/share/bid/buy from their favorite client. I love this vision. But would also add that a bunch of people won't just build a website because they don't have the time/dedication/know-how, but would host their profile on an existint web or "platform" | 18:13:36 |
| Raphael Lullis | They don't need to build a website on their own. Lots of "website builders" out there that can provide the functionality, host it and manage all the technical aspects of it. | 18:26:43 |
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| geoma | Then wouldn't that website builder be just like a "platform"? | 20:41:29 |
| Samantha E Xavia | A platform would most likely make you have a profile on it as a builder allows you to build your own whole site | 20:42:15 |
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