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## What features does our event federation project need? ## What features does our event federation project need?
- For maximum Mobilizon compatibility we would love to have simply an actor of type `Application`, preferable called `@relay@wordpress.site`, that announces all events. Nonetheless, in theory, a Mobilizon instance should have the capability to follow any other actor as well. More or less this can already be achieved with the current blog-actor. - For maximum Mobilizon compatibility we would love to have simply an actor of type `Application`, preferable called `@relay@wordpress.site`, that announces all events. Nonetheless, in theory, a Mobilizon instance should have the capability to follow any other actor as well. More or less this can already be achieved with the current blog-actor.
- Additionally, for example, organizers in [The Event Calendar](https://wordpress.org/plugins/the-events-calendar/) could also offer their own actor of type `Organizer` or `Group` to publicize events (getting referred to [attributedTo](https://www.w3.org/TR/activitystreams-vocabulary/#dfn-attributedto)) if the `author`-actors are enabled, or create events (being the [actor](https://www.w3.org/TR/activitystreams-vocabulary/#dfn-actor) directly) if the `author`-actors are not enabled. - Additionally, for example, organizers in [The Event Calendar](https://wordpress.org/plugins/the-events-calendar/) could also offer their own actor of type `Organizer` or `Group` to publicize events (getting referred to via [attributedTo](https://www.w3.org/TR/activitystreams-vocabulary/#dfn-attributedto)) if the `author`-actors are enabled, or create events (being the [actor](https://www.w3.org/TR/activitystreams-vocabulary/#dfn-actor) directly) if the `author`-actors are not enabled.
- Optional: As events are sometimes published a long time before they start, adding the posibility that events get announced again at a scheduled time before the start, e.g. by sending an `Announce` activity. - Optional: As events are sometimes published a long time before they start, adding the possibility that events get announced again at a scheduled time before the start, e.g. by sending an `Announce` activity.
## Other features ## Other features
Other WordPress actor types might have valid use cases, like actors for categories, or specific post types in general: "I only want to see the blog updates, but I do not want to spam my timeline with each product they post on their site, even if they choose to federate them." Other WordPress actor types might have valid use cases, like actors for categories, or specific post types in general: "I only want to see the blog updates, but I do not want to spam my timeline with each product they post on their site, even if they choose to federate them."