Post 9tkqw3HLL5XNa5bvg8 by strypey@libranet.de
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(DIR) Post #9t431UceWMz4DMsSzw by clacke@libranet.de
2020-03-16T12:10:36Z
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https://mastodon.nzoss.nz/@strypey/102877387567485329Strypey2019-09-29 19:12:36If you happen to know any GNU social users you've seen interacting with me, please let them know they can now connect with me at @strypey:https://libranet.de/redir/58448?url=display/0b6b25a8-165d-9101-c91e-480909003520
(DIR) Post #9tkqw3HLL5XNa5bvg8 by strypey@libranet.de
2020-04-06T03:40:46Z
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@clacke I suspect most folks already have alts on AP networks, but I'm available here to accounts on GNU social instances that still only use OStatus. For now anyway, anyone know when Friendica might decide to follow Masto and Plero and drop OStatus support too?
(DIR) Post #9tkqw3izgHegxqY0mG by hypolite@friendica.mrpetovan.com
2020-04-06T03:47:19Z
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Hi, Friendica dev here, we have no plan on dropping OStatus support anytime soon. It doesn't cost us anything so we wouldn't gain anything by removing it.
(DIR) Post #9tkrtjIKlgnyycWxua by strypey@libranet.de
2020-04-06T03:51:18Z
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On another topic, are there any plans to replace to 'like' / 'dislike' buttons with a full range of emoji reactions, as Loomio did with their 2.0 release?@hypolite @clacke
(DIR) Post #9tkrtk5Fpnw9QLQ2AC by hypolite@friendica.mrpetovan.com
2020-04-06T03:53:08Z
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Now this would be costly to implement. The idea has been floated around but so far nobody has attempted this gauntlet.
(DIR) Post #9tmi57HrIMCFLc1Fom by clacke@libranet.de
2020-04-07T01:17:55Z
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@strypey @hypolite A more relevant comparison might be Pleroma, which does this over ActivityPub.(Is it using the same mechanism as MissKey? In that case MissKey would be the first, but I don't remember if MissKey reactions federate or not.)
(DIR) Post #9tn3Pe8mxB7k4RPKDY by strypey@libranet.de
2020-04-07T03:42:13Z
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@clacke Is Misskey PHP? Pleroma definitely isn't.
(DIR) Post #9tn3PeLYBjKei1NW6q by clacke@libranet.de
2020-04-07T05:17:02Z
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@strypey Misskey is nodejs/TypeScript.Does Loomio use ActivityPub?
(DIR) Post #9tnffIWKtvk7uNJOT2 by hypolite@friendica.mrpetovan.com
2020-04-07T12:24:33Z
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The tricky part of this feature is federation, so Pleroma might be a better inspiration than Loomio, even if we share a programming language.
(DIR) Post #9u5csdW3BQH6bYkIyW by strypey@libranet.de
2020-04-16T02:08:09Z
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@hypolite You're correct that it much more useful to study emoji reactions on Pleroma or Misskey. Loomio is RoR and React, so not even a shared language ;) I mentioned it initially only as aUX example. @clacke
(DIR) Post #9u5csdleFQkfNw2lHs by hypolite@friendica.mrpetovan.com
2020-04-16T04:18:32Z
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Programming language is irrelevant, we can't easily make a Friendica-only emoji reaction feature because we already have the infrastructure for it with likes, dislikes, and event attendance responses. Making it federated with the other network who support emoji reactions is ticket, and getting sample emoji reaction messages from these network is key.
(DIR) Post #9uXTJsOwVjOfOnHFzs by strypey@libranet.de
2020-04-29T13:48:36Z
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@hypolite I agree, programming language is irrelevant. > Making it federated with the other network who support emoji reactions is ticket, and getting sample emoji reaction messages from these network is key.So assuming their emoji reactions federate over AP, Pleroma and Misskey would be the projects to look at as implementation examples. Perhaps a discussion about how to federate these smoothly could be opened on socialhub.activitypub.rocks ?@clacke
(DIR) Post #9uXTJsZvqsBfwsQ27s by hypolite@friendica.mrpetovan.com
2020-04-29T14:42:56Z
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I don't think it has to be debated that much. Especially with ActivityPub that has a lot of room for custom structures, the first project to achieve a specific feature often sets the de facto standard for that feature. So it's mostly about setting up a dev account on that project and trigger the feature, collect the transmitted message locally and start implementation from there.
(DIR) Post #9ufeL2aIzPfYpSk1Oy by strypey@libranet.de
2020-05-03T02:52:07Z
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@hypolite debated? No. But a discussion on Socialhub creates the beginnings of community documentation, so every dev who wants to implement the feature doesn't have to waste time ...> setting up a dev account on that project and trigger the feature, collect the transmitted message locally and start implementation from there.Just a suggestion.@clacke
(DIR) Post #9ufeL2rJy9HRgEhbvN by hypolite@friendica.mrpetovan.com
2020-05-03T13:24:51Z
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I agree, it would be ideal, but I don’t see myself doing that work.