I thought that if I entered a Fediverse address here, like ‘@FrankM@nrw.social,’ it would follow that user, and their posts would then appear in the corresponding category.
But that’s not happening. There’s also no meaningful error message. The actor you see in the image probably appears because I entered an incorrect address.
Does this feature need to be enabled on the Fediverse instance ‘nrw.social’?
Who can help?
@julian@community.nodebb.org Oh I think I get you? I Mainly wanted to sync remote group actors to a category for organizational purposes.
In my exact case it would be to collect foreign group actors together so me and my pals can have a more conglomerated niche feed (i.e the games category has posts from local and remote groups sharing stuff about games). Sort of like mastodon’s lists, but with cleaner organization. (if you need a more practical example let me know!)
I’ve got lemmy instances working in my /world feed, so that’s good news, at least. Though, it doesn’t seem I can follow other nodebb categories with my testing ground either. (for instance, https://community.nodebb.org/category/30/activitypub responds with pending as well, even if the other actors are removed from the category’s following requests)
Thank you either way! I know activitypub support been a big goal of yours, so I really appreciate all the hard work!
@arachnibot@nodebb.arachnibot.com said in Is ActivityPub too complicated?: > Mainly wanted to sync remote group actors to a category for organizational purposes.
Yeah that’s a great use case, and definitely what it ought to be used for. Let me look into nodebb-to-nodebb folllowing, that definitely should be working!