emanuel

@𝓒𝓱𝓻𝓲𝓼 maybe we should host that channel on hubzilla.org. Let‘s discuss it on the Aug 31st Association meeting

@Yani Thank you for being part of the community, and especially, for your contributions to the Hubzilla project. Every contribution is valuable for the project.

You provide solutions for feature requests made by the Hubzilla users in the recent Hubzilla survey.

For example providing a full featured editor which is capable of wysiwyg formatting, adding images with alt text and caption, adding videos, etc. Your editor allows even adding citations and notes. Do you think you can provide this as a theme in a repository managed by you? Which database is searched for the citations? Can this be specified or limited to a local entries?

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The moderation tool you created (allowing users to flag content) would be nice to have as an addon, again made available in a repository managed by you. Ideally, the admin should be able to turn off the ai mechanism, so that the admin is informed about the flag and can act manually.

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The in-app bug report addon would also be nice.

As well as the hubzilla_xmpp addon.

Like this, people will be able to install your addons and themes, test them on their own in their own environment, provide bug reports in your repository, and maybe develop the code further (in your repository or in forks).

It should be clear that all these things are not destined to become part of the core code. That's because extra functionalities should be externalised to themes and addons, and taken care by their own creators, not by the core developers. We work following this strategy since quite a while.

We would be very thankful if you could create a bug report in the core repository for your

`Zotlabs/Module/Regate.php:118` uses **logical `&&` where bitwise `&` was intended**

. So the core developers could come back to you there if they need further info.

Zotlabs\Extend\Route

: I think it's best to describe the advantages of this in the @Hubzilla Development forum and discuss there with the core developers.

Thanks again for your contribution!

If you need more testers of your smarteditor.io, I can tell you what is not working at the moment in a pm, so you can improve it and make it actually useable. Peace.

@Hubzilla Support Forum I agree with @Der Pepe (Hubzilla) ⁂ that Hubzilla is the best option, it's light and has CMS capabilities.

If you want to see the CMS in action, you may have a look at example sites which are built with Hubzilla:
#^https://emmaus-koeln.de
#^https://utasansh.in
#^https://hubzilla.org
etc.

@Der Pepe (Hubzilla) ⁂ should we include „Participation by guests to polls is not supperted“ or similar in the docu?