One of the most amazing plugins to come out of the MT community is Action Streams by Mark Paschal. We will be using Action Streams in our blogs. I personally cannot wait until MT 4.25 (Motion) is final and Action Streams and Community Actions is part of the base Movable Type install.
But of course I can't wait that long, and I have been running on a beta version for a while now. I just recently upgraded to the beta of version 2.0 and added a bunch more service. See my activity page up in the nav bar.
Action Streams brings dozens of your activity feeds into one place, your blog. In the example of my Action Stream above, I have 41 services listed (not all bring in content, some just link to profiles elsewhere on the web).
I have added 22 more service plugins from MT.org, that plus the ones that are built into the Action Streams plugin brings together a staggering amount of data that shows what you have been doing around the web. I even have one setup for your BGSU Weblog.
For the time being, an Action Stream is on a seperate page, but soon it will look like the Motion beta.
But of course I can't wait that long, and I have been running on a beta version for a while now. I just recently upgraded to the beta of version 2.0 and added a bunch more service. See my activity page up in the nav bar.
Action Streams brings dozens of your activity feeds into one place, your blog. In the example of my Action Stream above, I have 41 services listed (not all bring in content, some just link to profiles elsewhere on the web).I have added 22 more service plugins from MT.org, that plus the ones that are built into the Action Streams plugin brings together a staggering amount of data that shows what you have been doing around the web. I even have one setup for your BGSU Weblog.
For the time being, an Action Stream is on a seperate page, but soon it will look like the Motion beta.
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