freuwesen (@freuwesen@sueden.social)
Mal eine Frage an die, die das #activitypub Plugin schon länger verwenden und an @pfefferle
Wie geht ihr denn mit verwaisten Kommentarantworten um?
Die Kommentare aus dem Fediverse werden nach einer Weile manuell oder automatisch gelöscht und eure Antworten darauf stehen dann alleine da ohne Bezug. Das wirkt komisch.
Wirklich monitoren kann man das nicht, zumindest fällt mir dafür nichts ein.
Was macht ihr mit sowas?
Beispiel: https://bunte-kuechenabenteuer.de/brie-cheese-pasta-3-portionen/
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srsh (@srsh@23.social)
Also mit dem letzten Update von #Flohmarkt klappt auch #ActivityPub recht gut. Ich denke ich bin bereit https://floh.srsh.io/ umzuziehen und für Anmeldungen aus #Hamburg zu öffnen.
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zsoltsb (@zsoltsb@mastodon.social)
So, #Bluesky is down. Sure, any service can glitch out once in a while, so it might be useful to have backup accounts, both on #ActivityPub and on #ATProto.
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aj (@aj@gts.sadauskas.id.au)
I just shared a @loops video ( @ajsadauskas ) from the notes section of my #Ghost blog ( @aj ).
Screenshot below.
Possibly not a usecase that @johnonolan or @dansup had in mind when they created their apps.
But it's totally possible, thanks to the magic of #ActivityPub and the #Fediverse.
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2085 (@2085@links.bouncepaw.com)
The difference between XMPP and ActivityPub, explained through the Blog feature 🗒️✨
Movim provides a quick comparison between the two protocols and shows how blogs work. Wow, this makes so much more sense than ActivityPub tbh. There's also a good example of XML strength: embedding an Atom feed in XMPP messages.
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wjmaggos (@wjmaggos@liberal.city)
would it be possible for podcasts to be built on #ActivityPub in addition to RSS, and for podcatchers to process it? then each episode would be its own AP item and we could boost them directly, not just link to them. I feel like that would open up a lot of other possibilities too. #podcasting2
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sn (@sn@kraft.blog)
Trying something new. Disconnected my Mastodon instances from Jetpack Social and am using a plugin I wrote to auto-boost from my site’s ActivityPub feed to my Mastodons. #wordpress #activitypub
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hongminhee (@hongminhee@hollo.social)
After months of struggling with the “zombie post” issue on Hackers' Pub—where deleted posts wouldn't disappear from remote servers—I had a sudden hypothesis today. As I dug into it, I realized it's a structural issue with Fedify's MessageQueue system: Create(Note) and Delete(Note) activities can be delivered out of order, causing remote instances to receive Delete(Note) before Create(Note).
The fix will likely require API changes, so this will probably need to wait for #Fedify 2.0.0.
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futtta (@futtta@mastodon.social)
@frank for those wondering, the double image issue has been addressed in the development version of the #wordpress #activitypub plugin, so in the near future the doubles should be gone :)
https://github.com/Automattic/wordpress-activitypub/issues/2813
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daltux (@daltux@snac.daltux.net)
Realmente, a questão é mais complexa do que parece. Se a implementação dos servidores for razoável (acho que isso infelizmente não inclui o teimoso Mastodon), quem criou a publicação respondida nem precisa ter uma citação literal para receber ciência da resposta. Demais, sim, se quisermos garantir que consigam ler as respostas, é importante serem mencionadas, especialmente se não seguirem previamente sua conta. Mesmo sendo um ponto a melhorar, isso parece possibilitar que você controle quem tem acesso à sua publicação. Quando ela é pública, aí realmente já poderia ser diferente, imagino.Além do que bem lembrou @lxo@snac.lx.oliva.nom.br, mesmo que a gente aceite executar na nossa máquina o código arbitrário remoto que a maioria das páginas impõe para entregar o texto
, outro problema prático é que só adianta tentar ver a atividade com sua sequência no servidor original caso seja tudo público... 
CC: @bruno@rocha.social @capirock@wizard.casa
#Fediverso #ActivityPub #blambers
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secondchancelemon (@secondchancelemon@masto.es)
Claro, creo entenderlo. #ActivityPub es un protocolo para la federación de una red social. No hay opción de algoritmos. No hay centralidad más allá de la administración de una instancia. No hay garantía de poder implementar anuncios. Al menos no sin que la comunidad pueda darte la espalda.
Si uno quisiera jugar al CEO con discurso levemente contestatario, como los de #gandersocial, necesariamente hay que recurrir a un protocolo mas amigable con la centralización, como #atprotocol.
Si uno quiere hacer un Chatcontrol con rueditas, como lo hará #WSocial, necesita recurrir a un protocolo amigable con la centralización, como #atprotocol.
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display (@display@libranet.de)
Rogue Project's Friendica Social Network | Display
friendica.rogueproject.org/dis…
Fediverse Report – #149 – On Protocol Governance The W3C has announced a new Social Web Working Group, starting January 15, 2026, to maintain and update...
#w3c #ActivityPub #governance #protocol
RE: connectedplaces.online/?p=5144
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