got #fedihood maps working
fedihood
#Fedihood is growing and I'd like to add a few topics. Which ones would you use? Multiple answers allowed. If something is missing, tell me in the replies.
Options: (choose one or more)
RE: https://toot.fedilab.app/@apps/117112866004253595
Would you be interested in signing up and then logging in to #FediHood through your current #Fediverse account?
The scope would be "read:accounts" only, just to check that you own the account, and the token is destroyed right after.
Options: (choose one)
oh cool, #fedihood has an openapi file
https://git.holos.social/tom79/FediHood/src/branch/main/public/openapi.json
I added a note about LLM usage in the #FediHood README, and I also made things clearer in the contributing guide. Using an LLM is OK as long as a human reviews the code and fully understands what it does. No vibe-coding.
Being transparent matters on a project, to avoid disappointing people who contributed.
There are now more than 700 users on #FediHood, and I've added new topics.
You can tailor your timeline in three ways:
- The distance from your city
- The topics you want to see
- The languages
Topics are more powerful than hashtags (in the context of the project) because:
- They avoid typos
- They work whatever the language
- One mute covers everything, unlike hashtag variants
It also fully supports the #ActivityPub Events used by #Mobilizon.
If you want to join: https://fedihood.social/
tapping on #fedihood maps displays either the city account listing if it’s the account map or post feed if it’s the post map
I don't know if #FediHood will be adopted by the #Fediverse community, but I am still doing my best for it. Three new features have been added:
- Emoji reactions to messages (federated)
- Theme customization (with presets available)
- An option to automatically delete your own posts
FediHood lets you build timelines based on people near you and on topics. More: https://fedihood.social/about
PS: feel free to share
RE: https://toot.fedilab.app/@apps/117174859048814119
I am really impressed by how many accounts were created in Germany on #FediHood.
#FediHood now supports #Lemmy through #ActivityPub. You can subscribe/unsubscribe from groups, read threaded discussions with their upvote scores, and reply or upvote yourself (through the fav button).
This is the first step: FediHood will also automatically split messages into city, region and country groups that everyone on the fediverse using groups will be able to interact with.
DNS4EU and Bitdefender removed https://fedihood.social from their blacklist.
It was listed since day one, when I got this fresh domain name.
It had a lot of bad consequences, especially with mail delivery.
It's over now, but this kind of problem always has a lot of inertia with services using third parties to check.
Thank you to the people who warned me.
#FediHood now has a better composer. You can post three types: messages with topics, events and communities.
There is also a bot that can put anyone from the #Fediverse on the map (a remote filter is available). More about how to appear: https://fedihood.social/locator
Concerning #FediHood, the most important part is done and it is stable enough. I am not good at promoting things, and I think I have talked about the project enough. I will let it live on its own for a few weeks now and tag the release as 1.0.0.
RE: https://mastodon.social/@dansup/117246306213045632
I swore not to speak about #FediHood any more, but what #Pixelfed is doing is great news for #ActivityPub.
Pixelfed already sends the location as a Place object with latitude and longitude, so FediHood can read it and put markers on a map.
Local timelines used to mean one instance. Now they can mean people actually around you.
I would like to share my experience of building #FediHood.
While I still think that building timelines around you is an interesting enhancement for the #Fediverse, I think I was wrong about the way I did it.
Many people are interested, but not enough to create another account just for that feature. They want it with their current account.
I am happy to see #Pixelfed implementing it, and that is the way it should be done.