> There are plenty of other choices.
There's even WordPress, with a plugin.
A lot of ~~people~~ entities such as companies, organizations, etc have a WordPress site.
edit: Pretend this site supports basic formatting in comments?
There's even WordPress, with a plugin.
A lot of ~~people~~ entities such as companies, organizations, etc have a WordPress site.
edit: Pretend this site supports basic formatting in comments?
ActivityPub is -aside from a protocol- something that is designed for social networking mostly. How does "adding a WP plugin" help? Why would I want to connect my blog or website to this fediverse? Is it just so people can get my blogposts in their timeline? Because that's the only use-case I can see, and that problem is easily solved with RSS (and a bot).
(there's the challenge of length; there's no problem upping the post-length for comments etc., but many instances will reject them, so you do face the issue of having to replace the body of longer comments with a link to a page, which is sub-optimal but doable)
Hell, we even got one of our clients (we just provided hosting for some of their stuff) getting half-hacked while setting it up (they were not exactly the developer type). Half-hacked because we required app-to-internet traffic to be ran by proxy so the final payload didn't get downloaded on the server, hilariously enough.