Discourseをソーシャルメディアプラットフォームとして使用する

[Decorbuz]

素晴らしいフォローアップです！

Audience vs. Community: What’s the Difference? | Blog

Audience and community are similar enough they basically seem to be the same thing. In reality, this is quite far from the truth. This is a companion discussion topic for the original entry at https://blog.discourse.org/2022/02/audience-vs-community

ところで、別の話題ですが、ユーザーがカスタマイズできるフィードビューの優れた例を見つけた人がいます。非常に明確に説明されています。

Any plans to make web stories for discourse?

I think personal Activity Streams would be of great value. So that each user can customize Activity Streams for themselves and receive role-based content (Customize your browsing experience that’s unique to you. Sort by unread, author, time period, tags, follows and more). Here’s an example:

このトピックは、モバイルプラットフォームへのアプローチに関して、正しい方向への指針となる素晴らしいアドバイスを提供しています。

What's the best advice for native app requests?

This comes up repeatedly and I’d love to hear some opinions about best advice. My understanding right now: There’s the official Discourse app for mobile. It’s actually a hub, it let’s you sign in to various Discourse instances and enables push notifications for those on your mobile device. You’ll browse the actual sites using the mobile web version: Then there’s an independent iOS app with the same site manager approach, but the forum interfaces are coded natively. It seems to be out of act…

非常に洞察力があり、考えさせられます！

Why isn't Discourse more frequently recommended as a "community platform"?

I just ran across this lengthy Twitter thread: There are more than 100 replies, but the summary is basically a ton of votes for Circle.so, a good number for Mighty Networks, some reference to “why change from Discord?”, and then literally 3 or 4 mentions of Discourse, most of them without anywhere near as much conviction or endorsement as those espousing Circle and others, or heck, even those saying they use Telegram for community. That concerns me. I almost jumped-in and added a recommendatio…