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Share script on social media #419

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jerone opened this issue Nov 13, 2014 · 5 comments
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Share script on social media #419

jerone opened this issue Nov 13, 2014 · 5 comments
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jerone commented Nov 13, 2014

Ability to share a script on any social media platform.

This would benefit script authors to get more attention to their scripts. Which results in more visitors for OUJS.

Sharing information:

  • link to script page
  • title of script
  • script author
  • script description (when available and possible)
  • script icon (when available)

Sharing on:

  • Facebook
  • Twitter (script description should be truncated)
  • Instagram
  • LinkedIn
  • ...
@Martii Martii added the feature Something we don't already have implemented to the best of knowledge but would like to see. label Nov 13, 2014
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Martii commented Nov 13, 2014

Fb sometime last year changed their policy on their icon usage e.g. permission is needed last time I checked... so as one of the Founders you would need to get that and provide that .eml to OUJS to keep us safe. They also require a link back to their site last I looked... which we can do in /about somewhere... perhaps the TOS which is where I direct my clients to do that for many years.

@Martii Martii added this to the #419 milestone Jan 22, 2015
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GreenLunar commented May 14, 2016

We really need to be cautious about this and also be ready to be subjected to censorship, at least on the closed and centralized social networks. It would be easier to start off with decentralized and free social networks such as diaspora*, Friendica, GNU Social, Hubzilla, Movim, pump.io, RedMatrix, Salut à Toi etc.

For the closed, centralized and popular social networks, it would probably be a good idea to allow API for sharing User.JS scripts that have a minimum rate of popularity, to avoid complains about malicious User.JS scripts.

In concern to censorship, User.JS scripts such as IMDB Pirated Version for Greasemonkey - Userscript s.org even though ARE ABSOLUTELY LEGAL and are educational to a high level, big and biased interests would make a lot of noise out of such User.JS scripts.

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I say we have a "Share" button that prompts you to install a script, that once installed let's you share scripts on various social media sites. That way we don't have to be beholden to any TOS agreements. Users are acting of their own accord with a little client-side automation for convenience.

We could put the script on GitHub under our organization, then I'd fork it and sync it on to my OUJS account. I'd give @Martii access to my fork of course.

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Martii commented May 19, 2016

We could put the script on GitHub under our organization, then I'd fork it and sync it on to my OUJS account.

That's a lot of work if you are willing to take that on.... you'd need to tell me which repo to maintain as primary... most likely it'll be here first then on OUJS pro.

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jerone commented Sep 17, 2017

In an attempt to clean up my created issues that have not been processed or updated over a year, I'm closing this issue. If this issue is still relevant, please reopen another issue.

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