WordPress and the Fediverse

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I gave a talk at the Boston WordPress Meetup last night about WordPress and the Fediverse

Slideshare link (You Got Your WordPress in My Fediverse) or embed below:

Went well I think – did not have a ton of time to put it together, and you could spend hours explaining the Fediverse or WordPress, but I tried to make it useful to folks interested in exploring more on their own.

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  4. @jeckmanThanks for this. I knew about the WordPress AP plugin, but not Friends Also, how come you don't link to your Mastodon account on your site?

    • Because my mastodon account is really just for testing / validating how things get sent to Fediverse subscribers.

      The “follow” button at the bottom of profiles elsewhere on johneckman.com is actually the account I use to follow people and interact with people

      so I have @john@goatless.org and @jeckman@johneckman.com which are the identities I publish, and the mastodon.social account is really just for testing/debugging

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      • @jeckman Sorry, hopefully my testing isn't bothering you. Just trying to get a feel for the interface and how interactions work with Friends. (P.S. "goaltess" is misspelled above.)

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