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- Comment on !helpers@forum.friendi.ca 3 weeks ago: @dogshed this is how you post to a group. A group is just a regular account that is automatically resharing all posts that it is tagged on. You can also post to it if you create your post from your main feed and tag the group. If you erase the tag, you'll create just a regular post on your profile.
- Submitted 3 weeks ago to helpers@forum.friendi.ca | 0 comments
- Comment on phone vs. laptop 3 weeks ago: @dogshed If you press the two arrows menu from the top-left you can see which profile you're on
- Submitted 3 weeks ago to helpers@forum.friendi.ca | 0 comments
- Comment on winning the game before it begins 1 month ago:
So that's what authoritarianism looks like, kids
- Comment on CIA-backed 2 months ago:
money maybe?
- Comment on Group creation process 2 months ago:
@netdynadmin that's because an ActivityPub group is basically just another regular account which boosts all the post it's tagged in. In order to have an account set as a group, you must check this setting right here:
(Btw, I now saw the description for "Public Group - Restricted" and "Private Group" is basically the same - maybe someone should make things more clear there - I'm assuming the private group is also, as the name implies, private, for anyone outside it).
The group is created as a delegated account to the owner.
There's a help section describing this here and a video tutorial below if the user is more curious about how the said group should work:
- Submitted 2 months ago to helpers@forum.friendi.ca | 0 comments