By the way, the dialog editor #Schnack is available free of charge on Itch.io: https://cpfr.itch.io/schnack-dialog-editor
#Schnack
🎤 Das Wochenende naht und wir haben etwas Besonderes für euch! Verpasst nicht Schnack Stand-Up Comedy im Grüner Jäger St. Pauli. Einzigartige Künstler, unvergleichliche Atmosphäre. Seid dabei!
#WochenendPlan #StPauliEvents #KulturErleben #schnack #schanze #stpauli #gruenerjaeger #hamburg #standup #comedy
Ich würd gern ma' mit #ElfriedeJelinek 'ne #TassKaff reinboostern und #klönen. #Klönschnack #Jelinek #Kaffee #Kaffeekränzchen #Literatur #Schnack #Schnacken #Dallern #Wanda
@Alex Schroeder 🧞♂️ @Laurens | Wandererbill - Though I am not up to running one because of the complexity, you are both inspiring me to take a look here and do a couple month immersion into #hubzilla
I can do #activitypub federation here along with #zot , but there are issues with #diaspora at the moment. We already know there are issues with that sort of cross federation anyway; can't bring them all together. However, I have been de-google-izing myself over with #disroot so why not also take advantage of the social aspects there too...
It looks like the other option for full immersion that I had an account on (friendica) called rpgtable.top seems to have an internal server error.
So what is selling me here at the moment is the possibility of longer posts (I suspect I'm already over 500 characters), but also want to be able to do short posts.
The other thing I know I am looking at is a static blog with #schnack as comments. That would definitely cover saving the blogosphere (https://campaignwiki.org/wiki/Planet/Keep_the_blogosphere_alive!)
I can do #activitypub federation here along with #zot , but there are issues with #diaspora at the moment. We already know there are issues with that sort of cross federation anyway; can't bring them all together. However, I have been de-google-izing myself over with #disroot so why not also take advantage of the social aspects there too...
It looks like the other option for full immersion that I had an account on (friendica) called rpgtable.top seems to have an internal server error.
So what is selling me here at the moment is the possibility of longer posts (I suspect I'm already over 500 characters), but also want to be able to do short posts.
The other thing I know I am looking at is a static blog with #schnack as comments. That would definitely cover saving the blogosphere (https://campaignwiki.org/wiki/Planet/Keep_the_blogosphere_alive!)
Hello is there someone using #schnack
https://schnack.cool/
#schnack is a tiny #nodejs app that works like a lightweight disqus or comment.io clone. Unlike those, however, it allows Mastodon / Pleroma / &c users to authenticate to leave comments.
It also supports Twitter, Google and Facebook, if you must.
https://schnack.cool
I didn't write it, I just installed it for use with my #Pelican-powered static blog.
It also supports Twitter, Google and Facebook, if you must.
https://schnack.cool
I didn't write it, I just installed it for use with my #Pelican-powered static blog.
I also don't know #NodeJS at all and am a mere dabbler in JavaScript, but #Schnack is simple enough and laid out in such a way that seems to work for my Python/Django-trained brain. The one twist is that the client-side code has to be built after changes, which took some time to figure out.
As part of the process, I'll try adding docs to the fork about modifying it; so many #FOSS projects lack even a basic explanation of how to make changes to the code.
Schnack works, mostly, and let me comment on my blog using this account. But it has a giant assumption baked in: you will run your blog on one domain, and you will run Schnack on a subdomain of that same domain. My blog is at gdorn.mydomain.com/blog and I'm using an Apache Location clause to send gdorn.mydomain.com/schnack to, well, schnack.
So I'm forking it to remove this assumption or at least allow it to be overridden.
Because I don't have enough projects going already.
Are there any #blog comment systems that work with a static blog generator like #Pelican and allow Mastodon/Pleroma users to authenticate against their home instances (via Oauth)?
I am seeing #Schnack (https://schnack.cool/) in this space, but it is hard to tell how baked it is.
Client Info
Server: https://mastodon.social
Version: 2025.04
Repository: https://github.com/cyevgeniy/lmst