@artcollisions i'm... not sure, i just saw the aftermath. but it's "the entire fedi, as seen from mastodon.social". so if you post Public (not Unlisted or Quiet Public), and your post reaches mastodon.social, it would show up in there for a split second before like a hundred new posts would push it out of view.from what i can tell, it's based on something similar for bluesky here: https://firesky.tv/

anyway here are some mastodon issues i am linking to for no particular reason- marking posts as "embeddable" https://github.com/mastodon/mastodon/issues/4883- using "discoverable" on posts, not just profiles https://github.com/mastodon/mastodon/issues/12178also hm this w3c spec seems vaguely interesting https://www.w3.org/TR/odrl-model/

@MxVerda @Makura @jstatepost makulu linux max 2025, and their ai agent “electra”https://youtu.be/Xo00gb4S_uAliterally on first boot it will launch vlc and play a video that you just have to see to believe

i guess to make any transition less painful you would probably want to solve multiple problems at the same time? but part of the problem is that it’s not clear what the exact behavior of to/cc should be with respect to this other dimension of something being an actor, a group of actors (like your followers), or a class of actors (like Public). and there’s another dimension after that — splitting delivery from visibility. you can’t actually deliver to Public; it doesn’t have an inbox.

@Enalys they're all shaped the same except the last one and the last one is meant as a parody.

Might be worth looking at Hubzilla or the streams repository. Both provide WebDAV enabled photo albums and media access is synchronised with your fediverse profile and posting audience. Anybody within or outside the fediverse can be given upload permission. Those using these platforms have automatic cross-instance single sign-on. Those outside these platforms or outside the fedi will need authenticated link to upload. These links are easy to generate. I used to have one for my mom before she passed away a couple of years ago.Of the two, the streams repository is likely to be the most approachable in terms of ease of use.Can't help much with planning.

FriendicaMobilizonGath.ioHubzillastreams repositoryforteWordPress (new)others...As far as I'm aware only the streams repository and forte generate ActivityStreams compliant event attendance activities, but will accept attendance activities from any of the listed applications.

I do wish they waited to see if folks who are federated on Threads are truly going to impact their moderation efforts, but I also understand the need to preemptively block due to resourcing and keeping their members safe. Luckily, you can always move to another instance if you feel like it was a bit too early to make the call ️

OK, that returns something. I got an event from WordPress and it renders fine here and was added to my calendar.Attendance responses are probably not going to work from streams if Mobiizon and Friendica were federation targets. Far as I know streams and forte are the only implementations that both generate and consume spec-compliant response activities.