@weekinfediverse@mitra.social why does harmony have a commit that replaces all em-dashes with hyphens

@julian@activitypub.space @liaizon@social.wake.st We laid out the details of our fediverse strategy and cooperation with bonfire in this blog post: lauti.org/blog/lauti-updates... And overall we collaborate with Mobilizon and Gancio @lesion@mastodon.cisti.org via @linos@graz.social @blog@event-federation.eu and the FEP-8a8e. All plan to implement that to have a common base for federating events. Not sure how far the implementation on their side is. @linos@graz.social do you know more? Would be awesome if NodeBB also supports the FEP in the future. codeberg.org/fediverse/fep/s...

@steve Regarding Create and Updates activities for content that has been deleted —...These could always be turned into Tombstones.Which is easier to do with separate activity documents being pointed to from the outbox....But, if the software wants to completely purge this data, then that would force a cache invalidation potentially across many collection pages.

@evan Using my browser-based C2S test app, it looks like Mastodon enables CORS for at least actor, activity, outbox collection, and Note objects.

@memoria @suetanvil Given you didn't even ask me for information about my estimate, and simply said what you said — it feels like you aren't having a discussion in good faith.

@reiver @CodebergThanks for sharing, I was actually wondering if there was active work to federate collaboration between code forges. Your post answers my question.

RE: https://mastodon.social/@HolosSocial/116664862916238317Today the #HolosSocial project takes a step forward by letting one account run on several devices.It may sound minor, but each device runs its own #ActivityPub server, which made it a real challenge: avoiding duplicate actions sent to other instances and keeping everything in sync.All of this stays transparent for the user: adding a device is as simple as scanning a QR code, and the whole transfer is end to end encrypted between the two devices, so the relay never sees it in clear.

@evan Thats kinda what I did. I'll send you a screenshot privately. I kept it to a pretty good line. Thank goodness my Aye brought it's A game. Thank you for bringing it to my attention! Hopefully the judges will recognize it's timeliness and dire necessity.

@apps oooh that does sound interesting, I couldn’t find a good page in your docs on how to selfhost the relay. I did find a simple dockerfile to follow, I’ll let you know how that goes

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If there is no forwarding of comments, then each cross post produces an independent context, right?

@lauti It's okay, Lemmy and Friendica put a server actor there.>activity delivery issuesMy server drops your Accept activity because you don't sign the Digest header.

@hongminhee @steve @nick I think the claim being made is that Delete shouldn't be widely federated in the first place.What you propose can help reduce the load from "everyone I know" toward "everyone I know who should have a copy", but at some point we really ought to consider that maybe a Create activity or an HTTP GET shouldn't result in indefinite syndication. In the case of HTTP GET you can use an HTTP cache, at least -- and the default lifetime shouldn't be "forever".

@evan@cosocial.ca what about non-mentioned replies? I guess it wouldn't be received then

@swetland FEP-8b32 implementations use Ed25519:https://codeberg.org/fediverse/fep/src/branch/main/fep/8b32/fep-8b32.md#implementationsBut for HTTP signatures everyone still uses RSA because dominant implementations don't support Ed25519

@evan Thanks for continuing to work on this. I get a lot of notifications from tags.pub.

@liaizon not sure why it’s confusing to someone who has been using mastodon since 2019, but having said that, it is a hosted mastodon service with integrated stripe payment service. It’s unique in that it allows someone with no technical expertise to go from a concept to a fully branded mastodon community ready to begin invites and with built in funding support in <15min. It is aimed at empowering busy non technical individuals and organizations to host their own “high trust micro community” on their own domain with almost no effort and with the potential upside that comes from having a real opportunity to interact with the people who appreciate their work and enjoy the community it can afford. It is trying to help bring #mastodon to a much wider audience…

@apps This sounds cool and for the first time I think I might give Holos a try some time

@HolosSocial Hear, hear!!I've been advocating that it should be possible to use the same identity on all websites for -- checking notes -- 22 years now. All users get it. Developers are often strangely reluctant, like in the Fediverse today. Would be nice if that became part of an ActivityPub 2.0. We could use more people speaking up about this in the W3C, consider joining the conversation there.

@firesidefedi @ozoned That was a lot of fun, Anthony, thanks for having me