Testing the fediverse:creator meta tag on my blog.
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@foxy @vmstan I was referring to the original announcement of this feature:
"the feature will only show up for links to moderator-approved websites"
Highlighting journalism on Mastodon
Today we're launching a new feature that will highlight writers and journalists that are active on the fediverse when their articles are being shared.
Mastodon Blog (blog.joinmastodon.org)
If I remember correctly, your site had to first be trending, and from there it had to be approved by a server's moderator. For each server separately.
But with the current system, we all define which sites can list us as authors and this information federates across all servers. Hope this makes sense!
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@foxy @vmstan Ah, okay, got it.
It may not be officially documented yet, I've seen it mostly just discussed online.
Tagging @andypiper. (Hope you don't mind!)
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@andypiper @stefan @vmstan
nice, thanks. So is it like, you just add the website's domain to one of your 4 custom fields? Or nightly has a completely new section in the settings? -
@foxy @andypiper @vmstan There's a new setting in the latest beta version, on the settings/verification page.
Here's what it looks like: https://stefanbohacek.online/@stefan/113153779541654964
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@stefan I can't seem to get this to work for any of my sites Wonder what I'm missing. Mastodon is v4.3.0 and I added my sites to this option but I don't think this helps when the first creator tag found shows my AP user _from the blog_.
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Stefan Bohacekreplied to Beko Pharm last edited by [email protected]
@bekopharm Ah, are you using the ActivityPub WordPress plugin? And the plugin adds the fediverse:creator meta tag?
I only really see one instance of this tag, unless you just removed it?
Also, is it possible that the articles have been shared on Mastodon before you made this change?
The information about the link would be cached now, so you'd need to either publish a new article, or wait for up to two weeks before the cache resets.