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Yea, this was inter-op with the popfeed lexicon, wouldn't have been my choice either. I'm unsure how best to handle that sort of thing
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Thanks for reporting! I'll keep it for the next round. I'm cooking up some other things now
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Thanks for making this @nowell.strite.org! Very cool to see
I’d be interested to see if I can integrate this into BookHive, but, you don’t have a license in your repo. So, I wonder if you are okay sharing your code or not (no pressure).1 0May 2, 2026 -
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Reply to @o.simardcasanova.net
This had me scared for a second there…
I’ve never hit that screen to know it was that bad… I’ll update it1 0Apr 20, 2026 -
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I love this! Very nice that you were able to re-use my search endpoint
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I’ll take a deeper look into collective social and open social this weekend!
In the talk I heard there was registration for apps, is this open registration?
Also as an app, I’d need to make a bunch of groups, that’s possible right?1 0Apr 14, 2026 -
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Oh that’s super cool. I tried to do this for Koreader. But I’m still waiting on them to accept my PR. I wanted my Kosync server to be built into bookhive: github.com/nperez0111/k...
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Sure! Why not. I do book matching on title and author and that seems to be enough for most cases
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2. Book clubs based on books, where the book is the topic, and people can share their experience of a book asynchronously. It makes reading a book more of a shared experience where you can read a chapter and see what others thought at that point. It is centered on a book, so anyone can join along
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I've been thinking about book clubs in two ways, given that you are apart of one, I wonder how well it resonates with you:
1. Book clubs with friends, like a traditional book club where a group can nominate books & share their thoughts as they read & can keep track of each other's progress4 0Apr 13, 2026 -
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