If you follow a Ghost site from Mastodon etc, it isn't just a one-way feed.
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If you follow a Ghost site from Mastodon etc, it isn't just a one-way feed.
Ghost sites are actually on the Fediverse and they can interact with Mastodon etc accounts, they can favourite, boost and reply.
You can see Ghost site @sam replying to @FediFollows here: https://social.growyourown.services/@FediFollows/115293813549700275
This is two-directional, Fediverse-compatible websites can seamlessly talk with people on Fediverse-compatible social networks. This is how the open web is supposed to work.
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If you follow a Ghost site from Mastodon etc, it isn't just a one-way feed.
Ghost sites are actually on the Fediverse and they can interact with Mastodon etc accounts, they can favourite, boost and reply.
You can see Ghost site @sam replying to @FediFollows here: https://social.growyourown.services/@FediFollows/115293813549700275
This is two-directional, Fediverse-compatible websites can seamlessly talk with people on Fediverse-compatible social networks. This is how the open web is supposed to work.
@FediTips @sam @FediFollows I don't know whether this is good or bad
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@FediTips @sam @FediFollows I don't know whether this is good or bad
It's really good, it means people on Ghost can interact with people on Mastodon etc.
Ghost is FOSS and can be self-hosted, so this could also help the diversity of servers on here. Each self-hosted blog is its own server.
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It's really good, it means people on Ghost can interact with people on Mastodon etc.
Ghost is FOSS and can be self-hosted, so this could also help the diversity of servers on here. Each self-hosted blog is its own server.
@FediTips I understood "Ghost Website" as "Dead Website" or "Dead Account"
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@FediTips I understood "Ghost Website" as "Dead Website" or "Dead Account"
Ahh okay! Sorry, I should have written the original post more clearly
Yeah, Ghost is a particular kind of blogging platform that is very popular. It's like a more ethical alternative to Substack:
https://fedi.tips/ghost-blogs-and-newsletters-on-the-fediverse/