Notices by silverpill (silverpill@mitra.social), page 14

@jenniferplusplus @julian My project is written in Rust and for me duck typing AP objects is not a problem. I don't have experience with other languages, but there shouldn't be any problems with them either

@ce @kopper @mkljczk All of them? Why do you think so?

@kopper Bikeshedding is a part of the process. If some implementers don't like the proposal, it will not become standard, so we try to reach consensus.
In case of Emoji reactions FEP, it still describes current best practices. I'm not going to add anything that could harm interop.

>reacting with remote custom emoji is in a direly unspecified position that only manages to federate by sheer luck. since I believe you wrote up the custom emoji FEP you may want to take a look at that too

I was thinking about this recently and came to conclusion that reacting with remote custom emoji is totally okay. It doesn't seem to violate any written or unwritten authorization rules

https://codeberg.org/fediverse/fep/pulls/391/files

@ce @mkljczk

@jenniferplusplus I think when it comes to objects, duck typing is a good solution. Look at properties instead of types

@tadano You did a great job

@ce If you want some feature to be standardized, tell your software maintainer about FEPs

@mkljczk @kopper

@mkljczk @ce @kopper Yeah, people are working on it and there are many proposals. Some of them are just ideas, others are waiting for implementers: https://codeberg.org/fediverse/fep

@tadano Yes that's the idea. Glad you like it!

@tadano By default only user profiles are searched. In that Mitra differs from Pleroma and Mastodon who search profiles, posts and hashtags at the same time (but I think eventually I will change behavior to match other implementations).

If you want to search posts, add ">" prefix to your query

@incognet @silvenga Consider moving to a non-Mastodon server. Other platforms don't have a hardcoded character limit, some support Mastodon API.

@julian @pfefferle @evan @evan @pfefferle It's headless but honestly I don't see how that could help. Vendor-specific RESTful APIs won because they are easier to understand and easier to implement. In order to be competitive, standard C2S needs to provide something that can't be achieved with RESTful APIs.

I think the answer is FEP-ae97, which enables rich offline-first clients and data portability.

@helge @elvecio Reported: https://github.com/mastodon/mastodon/issues/31921

@mikedev @FenTiger Would you mind if I make a FEP based on this document?

@frogzone Videos are easy to identify, and I'll consider making an exception for them later. But for now preview will be displayed as a regular attachment.

@sun @jeffcliff Are you writing it in Rust?

@sun @jeffcliff Working on AP implementation? Have you published its source code?

@elessar I can't quickly find data on the number of servers, but I suspect email as a network is even more resilient than Fediverse. Large servers are its biggest weakness (IIRC Gmail is blocked in China)

@elvecio Some user agents report Mastodon version 3.5.3. But I never observed this behavior before

@elvecio It seems that Mastodon now fetches replies collection, I can see this in my logs too

@frogzone Mitra adds a text link if object is not a Note. I don't think PeerTube videos need any special treatment.