We built consent to be followed into ActivityPub by default. Mastodon automatically consents on your behalf. If you don't want that, you should change the setting.
@murph It doesn't mess anything up! I'm just asking.
For me, a trip of 250km is going to be juuuuuuuust a little bit outside my urban region. It's a good weekend or 3-day weekend trip. We have a country house about 135km away, so that's my benchmark. Ottawa is about 200km away, but about the same feel. There's a train station nearby, but it's hard to get from the station to our home, so we only take the train if someone else is already at the house.
I'm somewhat important. I try to only wear matched socks, but if I'm working from home and I don't have the right matched pair easily available I will wear mismatched socks.
@ricmac@timbray so, you say that Mastodon is the biggest app built on ActivityPub. I assume you're measuring by number of users and not lines of code or screen size.
Is this still true? Threads is closing in on 300M MAUs. Some percentage of them have Fediverse sharing enabled. If it's even 5%, that's much larger than existing Mastodon user base. And Flipboard has 150M registered users and I think they're all on the Fediverse.
@erincandescent@julian@trwnh@silverpill a thread is a tree with a root. Every non-root node in the tree has an `inReplyTo` that points to one of the other nodes.
It's represented by a `Collection` in the `context` property of each object. (I don't like this, but it's common so we should just use it).
It's in reverse-chronological order.
If you started at the root node and walked the tree using the `replies` collection, you should visit exactly the same nodes as in the `context` collection.
He/him. Board member at CoSocial.ca.Research Director, Social Web Foundation.Director of Open Technology at Open Earth Foundation (OEF).Author of "ActivityPub: Programming for the Social Web" from O'Reilly Media.Founder of Wikitravel, StatusNet, identi.ca, Fuzzy.ai.Creator of pump.io. Co-creator of GNU social.Co-chair of the Social Web Working Group at W3C. Co-author of ActivityStreams 2.0. Co-author of ActivityPub. Co-author of OStatus.Grad student in CS at Georgia Tech.