Circle has this feature now. If there are more than 5 comments on a post, it uses Gemini to create a summary at the top. Mostly works but I tend to skim over it. Reading it is often as much work as just eyeballing the discussion.
The one oddity I have noticed is that the Circle site I am on has...
Not recently but several members kicked in during earlier periods in the site's history, notably initial startup and then the restyling needed to go from 1 to 2.
Yeah, that might be wise.;):)
Please do let us know how that goes. If my site ever tanks, one of my ideas for the license is to run my own site for my writing. Which is basically a blog by another name, just publishing fiction instead of essays or commentary. Right now I post on established story sites but they have their...
Wow. Sounds very familiar. This was my site 11+ years ago. Congratulations.
Exactly. If it works in a way they like, they could care less about the platform. We have no major issues crying out for a fix. We have no features that we particularly need. And even if we did, the members would leave...
You can leave a DM thread which removes it from your DMs but there's no option to actually delete it. Kind of a legacy of when they were "Conversations". Not sure what happens if there's only 1 person left in a DM thread. I guess it would stay in that one inbox until the last person leaves it?
Coincidence, I think. I have been on 2.3 for a while and have had more bots than ever the past few months. Any other changes like implementing CloudFlare? They are blocking AI bots, IIRC.
Seems like a lot of work and opens up a raft of support issues as people try editors and hit different problems. Maybe a short list of editors to choose from, but definitely not wide open. And there still needs to be a default editor for those of us who don't want to put in that kind of effort.
The don't have to. Incorporating an existing text editor is how most forum software does it. Too much effort to reinvent the wheel. They are merely pulling out Froala and putting in Tiptap. Which takes some work, but far less than developing one themselves.
Back on the app subject, Circle offers an app for their communities (my favourite singer uses Circle for her fan community). The app and site both have their eccentricities, just different ones. Notifications work better on the app, some other things work better in a browser. So I don't think...
Probably, but with only one member from the UK, it's not an issue I am too worried about. And, frankly, I am not selling anything. No store, no premium memberships, no advertising. Which largely keeps me off of most regulatory radar. It's just a small community of regulars and the odd visitor...
It's more complex than that, but if your data is in Canada and you are in Canada, Canadian law applies. European privacy law is not going to be applied to a Canadian resident on a Canadian site. I have one member from the UK so I keep half an eye on their privacy law, which I understand is...