NodeBB-ActivityPub Bridge Test Instance

@helge @hongminhee i mean the real “simple” solution is to stop requiring remote servers to be aware of local state… telling a follower theyve been removed should be only an optional courtesy.

@oblomov not exactly. webmentions sure, they notify you that *something* happened that relates to one of your resources. but the bit i’m talking about is how you represent or markup the linkback. in the simplest case, you incorporate it directly into the content of the html page.for a “quote boost”, that would likely go in the activitypub `shares` collection, which is not the same thing as the responses collected in the as2 `replies` collection.

@jenniferplusplus @helge my understanding of it is that bsky goes about it from the other end, they don't link from the post to its likes, they expect some appview to backlink the likes to the post. if that's your model then sure, you can create a new lexicon for emojireacts and stuff them in a new repo and... still expect the appview to stitch this together?for example, here's a post: https://atproto-browser.vercel.app/at/did:plc:tt7idshnkaltasf5cd6irpwj/app.bsky.feed.post/3lb4d4dkwo22ehow many likes does it have?

@pdh_sedlr @the_spc that's probably why there's threads integrating that will help people know about it.

@justdaveisfine No*, it’s not instance specific; see my other reply: https://social.vivaldi.net/@AltCode/113478164825299310*If your instance is still on version 4.1 or earlier though, you won’t have it, but you are on mastodon.social, which is always on the cutting edge.However, it seems as though you are using Tusky. Perhaps the developers of the app has not yet implemented the button in their UI. You should still be able to see it from the web UI though.EDIT: Yep, Tusky has not implemented this yet: https://github.com/tuskyapp/Tusky/issues/4178

@oblomov @bmordue yeah i'd like flat file storage with on-the-fly RDF conversionin more practical considerations, i think gts is doing some interesting things but i disagree with the decisions being made re: "authorized fetch" and "unlisted" postsi currently personally run an akkoma instance that has a custom MRF to strip Public addressing from all objects, if that gives you any indication of what i think

@polotek It would be more than a little weird if Mastodon started to parse every single received post for a link, then if it’s a link to some local status, generate a notification for that user. I think such behavior would get me to not only stop using Mastodon entirely, but also completely block any and all Mastodon servers from following me as long as they implemented this behavior.

@sunil the reality is that there are multiple protocols that only partially overlap. you can group them very loosely into taxonomies based on what the primary compatibility target is, like “mastodon” or “lemmy”, but even within those taxonomies you still have quirks to account for. the compatibility is nonzero but it’s incidental moreso than it is due to adherence to a well-defined protocol

@numbers @hornblende basically like a contact list in some chat app or messenger, right?

@erincandescent @whitequark @dysfun primordial sin was privileging replies as anything special in the first place, instead of having actual honest-to-god moderated conversations

@natalie anyway if i have to read about a sales funnel one more time i’m going to commit war crimes in minecraft

it’s more pithy to use the textual content to tell someone to “delete your account” but the extra effort shows your dedication to the craft

@trwnh IP is really just ActivityPub for packets.

Reminder that the ForumWG meeting is coming up in one hour.

@mro @naturzukunft @steve https://w3c-ccg.github.io/security-vocab/#owneryes this is an old draft from 2 years ago when the "security vocab" was still under the credentials community group (ccg) instead of the verifiable credentials working group (vcwg)

@AterNox @simplycorbett https://socialwebfoundation.org

@aram it just automatically reposts when it's tagged, it doesn't read the posts. That would need AI and we know how everyone feels about that.

@Sibshops that's fucking hilarious! :kek:

@oblomov i guess /encyclopedia works but it's less catchy compared to /kb

@djsundog thank you for indulging my linguistic nerdery