@pfefferle

I hope this is clear enough: https://github.com/Automattic/wordpress-activitypub/issues/976

@[email protected] @pfefferle It seems to have done the trick! Thanks! Although it's sad that the episode artwork cannot also be shown at the same time. Showing that over the profile picture would be ideal, but I imagine that is something happening on the client end.

@pfefferle oh, I'll try that. Where should I put it?

@pfefferle @dothewoo.io @BobWP @derekahanson @Mastodon not sure what the blog post means by being the first, but @wikipediapodden has been releasing podcasts on the Fediverse through self-hosted WordPress and the ActivityPub plug-in for many months (most from @[email protected]).

@Edent While your blog post is a good tutorial on how to build the script, it is a bit difficult to follow in terms of what I need to do to run it myself. Would you mind doing a simpler version aimed at a reader who is a "just" a user?

@Edent Do I read it right that I need to have an updated local copy of all my toots for it to work?

As a follow-up, is there some #Fediverse app that does something like "on this day x years ago" for an account?

On another blue app, I still enjoy getting served Memories, posts from the past. I will start transferring some of my favorites here. On this day, 8 years ago, I was in a team with @abbe98 (and some more people I haven't found on the Fediverse yet) at Hack for Heritage, and we won the Code class by developing https://kyrksok.se
The pitch can be seen at https://vimeo.com/188287607?share=copy#t=3128.792

@andypiper A worry was that all link examples in the blog posts are going to individuals, not to "brand accounts". Perhaps adding an example of a project using it this way may make it clearer for others in the future?

Wondering if it would be considered abuse or intended and expected use if a project like @govdirectory would put the fediverse:creator tag pointing to that account on all pages on their website. Perhaps @andypiper has an opinion? #fediverse #mastodon