GNU social now supports that initiative with the Web Monetization plugin.
+ +With this, we also introduce an ActivityPub (FEP pending) GS extension
+gs:webmonetizationWallet. This enables actors to support other actors with Web
+Monetization in the fediverse.
It looks like this:
+ +Own profile
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We hope you like it!
- -The prime directive
- --- -Modern looking, consistent and accessible UI across all browsers. -Non-JS version as the primary focus, JS is optional and should be regarded as such.
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The Web is 95% typography, the art and technique of arranging type to make text more readable and pleasing. -To achieve this, a textual hierarchy is fundamental, text should present a clear, readable structure to the reader. -In much of the same fashion, the way we perceive Web pages relies upon the same fundamentals. As such, by focusing on the -markup, we hope to achieve an accessible, fast and polished structure by which any browser and screen reader relies upon.
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- - Fast, the content provided to the user really is just markup and some CSS rules
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The git -history is clear (we believe), but it can be challenging and obscure to outsiders and non-technical people.
- -With the introduction of this blog made with -bashblog, we hope to make all the progress more visible and easier of following :)
- -It has a RSS feed so, don't -forget to subscribe!
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