Hey @carloher 👋
lemmy is always a bit special and I have not tested @-replies to communities yet tbh. Can you elaborate a bit what you are trying to achieve? Have the post be listed in the community?
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Carlos
(@carloher)
Hi @pfefferle , thanks for your reply. I will try to explain what I’m trying to achieve.
First of all, I will mention that I’ve recently deployed a wordpress site with the activitypub plugin and I expect it to become my “home base” for my online social presence or as much as it can be.
When I post from mastodon, for instance, and I mention a lemmy community, in that lemmy instance my post appears as the first post of a discussion, so it initiates that topic. Then, people can reply from any federated network. I expect the same behavior when I post from wordpress and mention a lemmy community, but I’ve testing and my post isn’t listed there. Basically, I want that initiate lemmy discussions from wordpress.
If you need more technical data, please let me know how can i obtain it. I have some middle level knowledge about php and python so I can code a little.
Thanks once again.
Thread Starter
Carlos
(@carloher)
More background:
I’ve making some other tests. I’ve tried by adding the block “federated reply” in my post. I add the community url, but it doesn’t work to initiate a discussion in lemmy (my post does not appear in the lemmy instance). But if i use the “federated reply” block to reply to an existing discussion by adding the post url, my post is listed as a reply in that conversation. So, it’s not working only when I try to to create a new discussion in lemmy, which is what I want to do.
