@perksofbeingben It's great for referencing related content, highlighting others’ work, or keeping readers engaged. More visual, more useful than a plain link
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@javilopezg Have you checked Tools > Site Health yet? It may have more information
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@dpknauss Very cool! Welcome!
Small correction on the Surge plugin, if I may—it's from the original Konstantin in WordPress, @kovshenin. Which also means it’s, you know, actually good. 🙂
But if you have any feedback on the ActivityPub plugin, please let us know! We're always looking for input and appreciate a chance to fix things early.
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Another highlight from 5.8.0:
You can now embed any Fediverse post in the WordPress editor—even if it doesn’t support oEmbed! When no oEmbed handler is available, we automatically fall back to our custom embed view.Basically: if it’s on the Fediverse, you can embed it. ✨
#WordPress #ActivityPub #Fediverse
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Another highlight from 5.8.0:
You can now embed any Fediverse post in the WordPress editor—even if it doesn’t support oEmbed! When no oEmbed handler is available, we automatically fall back to our custom embed view.Basically: if it’s on the Fediverse, you can embed it. ✨
#WordPress #ActivityPub #Fediverse
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Another highlight from 5.8.0:
You can now embed any Fediverse post in the WordPress editor—even if it doesn’t support oEmbed! When no oEmbed handler is available, we automatically fall back to our custom embed view.Basically: if it’s on the Fediverse, you can embed it. ✨
#WordPress #ActivityPub #Fediverse
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ActivityPub 5.8.0 for WordPress is out now! 🎉
This update includes two things I’ve been especially excited about: new email templates and user-specific notification settings.
Emails now have way more information—mentions and direct messages embed the full post, and the refreshed design looks more modern and polished. New follower emails come with a profile card to help you get a sense of who’s engaging with your content.
👉 Full changelog: https://wordpress.org/plugins/activitypub/#developers
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@andypiper @reiver @pfefferle Moderation tools are admittedly still pretty crude. We’re looking to improve that soon.