HiMY SYeD - littleFedi
Labyrinth Maker from Toronto, Ontario.
Grateful for the Static Blog page ability which LittleFedi includes as an option for Instance Admins to offer their members :
https://littlefedi.org/blogs.html#enable
Borrowing / Extending that ability just a bit brings me to my Feature Request for LittleFedi.
Akin to how LittleFedi can allow Static Blog pages to be generated from regular posts,
And then appear in its own namespace, using mine as an example :
https://littleone.littlefedi.social/@himysyed/blog
My request is to likewise offer the ability for Instance Admins to allow optional Static "Photoblog" Page for members
ergo :
https://littleone.littlefedi.social/@himysyed/photoblog
This is distinct from the "media" button linked from LittleFedi profile pages, as that is a catch-all visual listing.
https://littlefedi.org/blogs.html#contents
On my profile page currently we can see the "Visit blog" button.
My Feature Request includes asking for a "Visit photoblog" button to appear on one's profile, using the same logic as was used in the Static Blog option.
LittleFedi "Photoblog" themes are something that can be created and uploaded via the existing CSS ability, and that would fall upon us, the LittleFedi users, to create and share.
https://littlefedi.org/blogs.html#appearance
I'll stop here, because my next feature suggestion might build upon this, if it's reasonable.
...oh right, the above photograph, was something I wanted to remember, because seeing someone changing a car tire nowadays is unusual, at least to me. Nothing special about this scene. It's a photo of a moment from my Friday afternoon.
And thus something I wanted to "Photoblog".
My name is HiMY (Pronounced Him-Me), from Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
I have been following all things #LittleFedi ever since @stefano 's replies about it began appearing in #snac2 related conversations.
Found myself reflecting on the LittleOne Community and LittleFedi possibilities often when I've been going about my day, away from the computer.
I'm usually that person in the room who looks at things from a different point of view and asks that question which seems obvious in hindsight, yet difficult to spot before it being raised.
For the past month, I keep seeing possibilities here, and the only way to ask such questions about them, was to finally join and experience LittleFedi for myself, to test my assumptions instead of remaining an outside observer.
Away from the computer, you may find me making #Labyrinths in and around my hometown of Toronto.