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does that make sense to anyone? On Mon, Apr 27, 2015 at 3:20 PM, Adam Lake <[email protected]> wrote: > I am wondering how integrating buddypress(wordpress) with GNU Social would > work? I am thinking the person administrating the Buddypress > community(like an ning comunity site) would essentially own that community, > although there could be a variety of ownership structures, and that GNU > Users could join buddypress Communities, as many as they want and that they > approved(unless open enrollment) for by each Communities admin. Perhaps > there could be a drop-down Communities section in the timeline filtering > already going on in the left section of GNU social where users could put a > check next to which communities notification they want filtering into their > timeline. Perhaps the user could respond right from this page with notices > that get sent to the appropriate section of the community site they are > responding to, or if the user wants to engage in some functionality that is > more complex they could click on the community so that that community opens > up in a frame within GNU social--perhaps just an icon on the top of the > screen that links the user back to their GNU Social timeline is all that is > needed to exit the specific community and go back to their GNU timeline. I > don't have the technical understanding to know exactly how this would be > accomplished but it seems to me the essential idea is to get a Buddypress > instance to be a node in the GNU network such that it recognizes approved > members of GNU Social as members of their buddypess site. The notifications > from each buddypress community site the user is a member of would feed into > their notifications on GNU Social. > > I hope this makes sense. If this is achievable I think it would create > far more value than the sum of GNU social and worpdress/buddypress. > Wordpress is open source and powerful and has a massive and growing number > of plugins as well as a tremendous amount of human capital behind it. But, > we need all this to exist on a distributed layer for reasons that I assume > I don't have to enumerate for you all., Also, what buddypress offers is > another way for GNU Social to grow--I think affinity communities make a lot > of sense because people will feel the more tangible use of them in the > earlier stages while the network is growing. > > Any clarifying questions would be helpful. I > > My interest is part of a larger plan help facilitate a social movement. > The required technology layer does not seem like its quite there yet, but a > distributed layer is essential and I'm thankful you all are developing it. > > Any thoughts? > > -- > Adam Lake > 540-585-4444 >
