Hi André,
Thanks for your insights! I have experimented with ActivityPub a bit for personal projects, so I definitely see where you're coming from. Perhaps just thinking about publishing first would be good, so you can "follow" a Moodle account (I realise this still requires some inbound traffic handling to process follow requests). I'm thinking about the sort of things where you might say "Share this on $site", except rather than sharing it on someone else's site, Moodle publishes the activity itself.
Moodle's chat *module* is gone, but the messaging system is still there. However, I wasn't necessarily talking about "messaging" like a user types a message and clicks send, more like Moodles could subscribe to each others' feeds, or a federated group of Moodles could have a "global" feed.
Thanks for your insights! I have experimented with ActivityPub a bit for personal projects, so I definitely see where you're coming from. Perhaps just thinking about publishing first would be good, so you can "follow" a Moodle account (I realise this still requires some inbound traffic handling to process follow requests). I'm thinking about the sort of things where you might say "Share this on $site", except rather than sharing it on someone else's site, Moodle publishes the activity itself.
Moodle's chat *module* is gone, but the messaging system is still there. However, I wasn't necessarily talking about "messaging" like a user types a message and clicks send, more like Moodles could subscribe to each others' feeds, or a federated group of Moodles could have a "global" feed.