#LongFormContent
Công cụ AI cho video dài 10+ phút với giá 4$/video, không cần đăng ký hàng tháng. Bạn nghĩ sao? #PayAsYouGo #AI #Video #LongFormContent #CôngCụAI #VideoDài #ThanhToánTrựcTiếp #SaaS #TrìnhTạoVideo
https://www.reddit.com/r/SaaS/comments/1q08fus/everyone_is_chasing_mrr_but_im_betting_on/
I learned that long-form articles (2,000+ words) generate 9x more leads than short ones! This confirmed my plan to dive deep into my next project. I'm ready to embrace the long-game. #LongFormContent #DataDriven
Làm thế nào mọi người đang xử lý nội dung dài cho các trang web chuyên ngành hiện nay? Hỏi bởi /u/Hot-Tension6992 trên Reddit (r/SaaS và r/KinhDoanhKetHop). #ContentMarketing #SaaS #LongformContent #KinhDoanhKetHop #SEO #MKTViMo #WebMarketing
https://www.reddit.com/r/SaaS/comments/1pstacy/how_are_people_handling_longform_content_for/
MakeUseOf: These YouTube add-ons make watching long videos actually enjoyable. “The good news is that you are not stuck with YouTube in its default, chaotic form. With a carefully chosen set of browser extensions, you can peel away the noise and restore YouTube to what it was supposed to be: a focused space for entertainment and learning.”
100k lượt truy cập trong 2 tháng, đây là những gì tôi đã học được: Tiếp thị liên kết vẫn hiệu quả, nội dung dài tốt hơn nội dung ngắn, SEO vẫn quan trọng, sự kiên nhẫn là chìa khóa, AI NSFW phát triển nhanh chóng, không cần vốn để bắt đầu kinh doanh #TiếpThịLiênKết #NộiDungDài #SEO #SựKiênNhẫn #AINSWF #KinhDoanh #AffiliateMarketing #LongFormContent #SEOTips #PersistenceIsKey #AIAdultContent #NoCapitalNeeded
https://www.reddit.com/r/SideProject/comments/1ol1c1b/100k_visits_in_2_months_this_is_wh
"To teach others is what it means to be human. The first human act was not fire, but showing someone how to make it."
...
Feed people before you teach them. Feed them after, too. Empty stomachs don’t learn truth. The future remembers who shared their fire."
Read more:
https://pixelnull.substack.com/p/seeding-the-interregnum
#TransAuthor #MutualAid #collapse #Praxis #Ancom #anarchism #AnarchoCommunism #Community #Love #Longform #LongformContent
#essay #politics #uspol
-- Seeding the Interregnum --
Mutual Aid as Collapse Infrastructure
**This isn’t about saving the world. It’s too late for that. It’s about making sure something usable survives the burn around you and your community.**
Collapse doesn’t announce itself with fireworks. It shows up as peeling paint, missed deliveries, and a flickering municipal website. The termites eat the floorboards while everyone debates curtain colors. Most people won’t notice until the ceiling drips, the lights stutter, and the pharmacy shelves stay empty too long. Then one morning, the floor gives out.
Mutual aid networks, structured horizontally and rooted locally, aren’t just acts of compassion. They function as infrastructure for continuity through collapse. While governments fail, markets fragment, and institutions hollow out, these networks maintain the basic patterns of care and connection that humans require for survival.
We’re building what comes next, not stockpiling against the apocalypse.
...
Read More:
https://pixelnull.substack.com/p/seeding-the-interregnum
#TransAuthor #MutualAid #collapse #Praxis #Ancom #anarchism #AnarchoCommunism #Community #Love #Longform #LongformContent
#essay
Some of us know what it's like to send Article-type objects (and long-form content should always be these according to the ActivityPub spec) to Mastodon. Now, Mastodon's handling of long-form content has changed, believe it or not. Something that neither Friendica nor Hubzilla nor (streams) nor Forte could ever achieve happened under pressure from Flipboard (commercial player), Ghost (quickly growing Substack alternative that's trying to attract professional and commercial users), Automattic (the owner of WordPress) and NodeBB (fairly big bulletin-board forum player that added ActivityPub a while ago).
So much I should say in advance: No, Mastodon does not fully render Article-type objects in their full HTML-formatted glory from the title to dozens of embedded images. Mastodon's own Web interface isn't geared towards that, and neither is any Mastodon app, official or third-party.
Instead, Mastodon still handles Article-type objects by linking to the original like it used to. But it used to show only the title if there was one. If there was no title, all that Mastodon showed was a plain URL. If there was a summary, Mastodon did as Mastodon always does and has been done since 2017, regarded it as a content warning and hid the whole "post" with the title (if there was one) and the link behind it.
What Mastodon does now is finally acknowledge that some software out there actually uses the summary field as a summary field. The preview with the link to the original now also contains the summary, along with the title. If there is either, of course.
So if you're on something that can send or always sends Article-type objects (specialised blogging software, Friendica, (streams), Forte), it's well worth adding a summary to those posts that go out as Article-type objects.
(Speaking of Friendica: Dear Friendica users, please substitute any use of "summary" in this post with "abstract" if you don't know what I'm talking about.)
julian schrieb den folgenden Beitrag Sat, 09 Aug 2025 05:31:48 +0200
Re: Long-form articles
The long form content "movement" (of which I'm adjacent to but not fully involved) started up because two big implementors, Ghost and WordPress, were running into the same issues AP devs have been seeing this whole time, that Mastodon reduces articles to a title and link.The difference is devs got together and pushed for changes, and got them done. Mastodon no longer treats articles the way they used to.
Now you can send in a summary that is used, and that gets you heaps closer to a better UX than what came before.
The long form text FEP aims to provide a way to send an alternative representation for the ubiquitous microblog software on the fediverse, in the form of a note, while still maintaining the use of other objects types (e.g. article)
#Long #LongPost #CWLong #CWLongPost #FediMeta #FediverseMeta #CWFediMeta #CWFediverseMeta #QuotePost #QuoteToot #QuoteBoost #Fediverse #ActivityPub #Mastodon #LongFormContent #ArticleType #Summary
They're those who either are commercial or looking for professional/commercial users or both. Flipboard. Automattic (WordPress). Ghost. These kinds.
They know themselves. They know each other. And they know Mastodon. And that's it.
None of them has ever heard of Pleroma or Akkoma.
None of them has ever heard of Misskey or the Forkeys.
None of them has ever heard of Mitra.
None of them has ever heard of GoToSocial.
None of them has ever heard of Hollo.
None of them has ever heard of Friendica, Hubzilla, (streams) or Forte, even though Friendica and Hubzilla are both older than Mastodon. And apparently, neither has @Helge. But then again, Friendica and its nomadic, security-enhanced descendants are being overlooked by almost everyone. That's why there's always on-going work for features to be "introduced to the Fediverse" which Friendica has had for a decade and a half.
Granted, the HTML support on Friendica, Hubzilla, (streams) and Forte can be summarised with "yes". But elaborate tables that show what either of them supports how would be very useful.
Also, granted, everything I've mentioned above (normally) uses something else than HTML for formatting in the frontend. For example, Misskey and all Forkeys use MFM ("Misskey-Flavoured Markdown"). Friendica uses extended BBcode with the option to use Markdown instead. Hubzilla uses even more extended BBcode. (streams) and Forte can use the same even more extended BBcode and Markdown and HTML at the same time within the same post, although not all markup languages support all features.
#Long #LongPost #CWLong #CWLongPost #FediMeta #FediverseMeta #CWFediMeta #CWFediverseMeta #Fediverse #Mastodon #Pleroma #Akkoma #Misskey #Forkey #Forkeys #Mitra #GoToSocial #Hollo #Friendica #Hubzilla #Streams #(streams) #Forte #LongFormContent #BBcode #Markdown #HTML #TextFormatting
Now you can send in a summary that is used, and that gets you heaps closer to a better UX than what came before.
Mastodon has misused summaries for content warnings since someone from the demo scene sent in a PR for Mastodon to do so in 2017.
So this means that Mastodon stopped doing so on Article-type objects and actually regards summaries as summaries and handles them accordingly instead?
And when and with which version was this rolled out?
Or did Mastodon insist in the creation of yet another text field which has to be rolled out to all macroblogging and long-form blogging server applications? Even though ActivityPub does have a perfectly good summary field, only that Mastodon uses it for CWs?
Although I must say that the step from displaying Article-type objects as title (if there is any) + link to displaying them as title (if there is any) + summary (if there is any) + link is not that big. Mobile users who see their Web browsers popping up as a nuisance will still ignore your content.
On the other hand, this does not only appease Eugen Rochko, the Lord and Creator of the Fediverse and all of its technology (according to the Gospel of Mastodon, anyway), but also those Mastodonians who demand there must not be any posts with over 500 characters in the Fediverse, and who immediately block everyone who exceeds 500 characters even only once even on the federated timeline.
Besides, there is still "long-form", multiple-paragraph content going out as Note-type objects. In general, I guess that comments always go out as Note-type objects.
#Long #LongPost #CWLong #CWLongPost #FediMeta #FediverseMeta #CWFediMeta #CWFediverseMeta #CW #CWs #CWMeta #ContentWarning #ContentWarnings #ContentWarningMeta #Summary #Fediverse #ActivityPub #Mastodon #ArticleType #LongFormContent
The dataset doesn't include some other popular platforms like Friendica, but I am sure they also display long form content just fine.
Friendica and its descendants from the same creator, Hubzilla, (streams) and Forte, can produce long-form content just fine. With just about all bells and whistles from a title plus six levels of headlines to an unlimited number of images embedded within the text.
So yes, they can display it as well. However, outside of their own communities, hardly anyone knows what they're capable of. Thus, Fediverse developers often try to solve problems that aren't even really there because they were solved before they became problems.
Mastodon's lack of support for articles, linking to the originals instead, is not really a lack. It's a deliberate design decision from around 2017 or so.
See, the first ActivityPub implementation was on Hubzilla. That was in July, 2017. And Hubzilla implemented ActivityPub by the book.
Mastodon followed two months later. But Mastodon has always had its own "interpretation" of ActivityPub that was limited by Mastodon's own intentional design limitations in order to remain Twitter-like, purist, minimalist, old-school, original-gangsta microblogging with as few features that Twitter didn't have as possible.
This is also why Mastodon has a HTML "sanitiser" built in. Up until the release of Mastodon 4.0 in October, 2022, that "sanitiser" reduced any and all incoming HTML to plain text. And it did so for all object types, including the Article-type objects which Hubzilla sent. After all, Hubzilla can act as a fully-fledged long-form blogging platform.
However, the ActivityPub spec defines Article-type objects as formatted long-form content. Still, Mastodon defaced Hubzilla's Article-type objects by reducing them to plain text.
So Mike Macgirvin got into contact with Eugen Rochko and told him to adhere to the spec and deactivate Mastodon's "sanitiser" and make it support full HTML rendering for Article-type objects.
And Eugen Rochko said that bold type and italics and bullet-point lists and images in the middle of the content have nothing to do with old-school microblogging, so they have no place on Mastodon, so he won't implement them.
This head-butting went back and forth. Eventually, Eugen presented a "solution". And that was not to render Article-type objects at all anymore. Instead, Mastodon links to them and adds their title above if they have one.
This was only done to shut Mike up so he'd stop complaining about Mastodon defacing Hubzilla posts and breaking the spec by doing so. From Mike's perspective, however, what Eugen did was flip Hubzilla the bird by completely refusing to show actual Hubzilla content and practically lock out a competitor.
Mike's reaction was to break the spec himself and switch Hubzilla from sending Article-type objects to sending Note-type objects, regardless of Mastodon still defacing them.
With the exception of a very short period after the release of Hubzilla 9.0 when Mario Vavti and Harald Eilertsend learned the hard way that Mastodon still links to Article-type objects, Hubzilla has only sent its posts as Note-type objects ever since.
Mike's other creations have different ways of handling object types.
Friendica, by default, sends posts with titles as Article-type objects and posts without titles as well as comments as Note-type objects. This can be deactivated so that Friendica only sends Note-type objects.
CC: @Laurens Hof
#Long #LongPost #CWLong #CWLongPost #FediMeta #FediverseMeta #CWFediMeta #CWFediverseMeta #Fediverse #ActivityPub #Mastodon #Friendica #Hubzilla #Streams #(streams) #Forte #ArticleType #NoteType #LongFormContent
Struggling with your content strategy? 🤔 Our latest WebHeads United post breaks down "Long-form vs. Short-form Content"! Discover the pros & cons of each, and how to pick the right mix for engagement, loyalty, and conversions. It's all about strategic content for your audience!
Read the full analysis here: https://webheadsunited.com/long-form-content-vs-short-form-content/
#ContentMarketing #LongFormContent #ShortFormContent #SEO #DigitalStrategy #WebHeadsUnited #ContentStrategy #MarketingTips
ICYMI: Ghost and WordPress announce deeper social web collaboration: Major publishing platforms join forces to advance long-form content integration with ActivityPub protocol, preparing for Ghost 6.0 launch. https://ppc.land/ghost-and-wordpress-announce-deeper-social-web-collaboration/ #Ghost #WordPress #SocialMedia #ContentMarketing #LongFormContent
Friendica has also been able to subscribe to both RSS and Atom feeds since its inception. The same goes for Hubzilla.
This is not new to the Fediverse at all.
See also my Mastodon vs Friendica, Hubzilla, (streams) and Forte feature comparison tables here: https://hub.netzgemeinde.eu/item/0a75de76-eb27-4149-b708-f20b2f79d392. (By the way: This is a non-federating Hubzilla article.)
CC: @Michael Marek @Elias Probst
#Long #LongPost #CWLong #CWLongPost #FediMeta #FediverseMeta #CWFediMeta #CWFediverseMeta #Fediverse #Friendica #Hubzilla #Streams #(streams) #LongForm #LongFormText #LongFormContent
Vibing out with synthwave beats while the 3D printer works its magic! ✨ Today's epic 13-hour project: a Vietnam Style Bonsai Pot. Tune in on Twitch! https://www.twitch.tv/tuxramus #3DPrint #Bonsai #SynthwaveMusic #LongFormContent #Streaming 🧙♂️ 🐧
Tubefilter: Despite YouTube’s investment in Shorts, viewers are gravitating toward long-form video. “YouTube has invested considerable resources in Shorts, its vertical video format that resembles TikTok. Despite the platform’s priorities, YouTube’s long-form library is drawing more attention from its user base. Recent research found that the average U.S. YouTube viewer now spends 8% […]