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you could arguably say that's due to the ActivityPub "deliver to all the inboxes!" model, or you could say that's a UI choice by Mastodon (an instance could check an original post to see which replies it has (dis)allowed)
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2023-09-25 23:27
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angelo, I think you mean Mastodon-specific HTTP Signatures. ActivityPub itself does not say at all how to use signatures, whether HTTP or LD, other than providing a "may" endpoint for it with provideClientKey
[tantek]
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2023-09-24 22:42
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can we go back to enhancing Micropub (whether by protocol, extension, convention) to handle server indication of "this post can federate to AP/BF etc.", client detection of that, client optional offering UI to opt-in for such federation (like syndication), then client indication to the server that "this post should federate to AP/BF etc." and letting the server handle it?
[tantek]
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2023-09-22 19:35
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is there some way to check for an @-@ at the start of a reply as an indicator that the reply should be sent to ActivityPub servers?
[tantek]
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2023-09-22 19:12
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how would a Micropub server indicate to a Micropub client that it is using Bridgy Fed as a "syndication" destination?
[tantek]
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2023-09-22 19:10
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aaronpk, I know Micropub has extensions for POSSE destinations, is there a way to extend that to federation destinations? e.g. posting via Micropub and automatically having it trigger Bridgy Fed?
[tantek]
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2023-09-22 19:08
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do we have a micropub extension for that yet?
[tantek]
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2023-05-16 06:17
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it does not. there was a session about it in 2017 and the conclusion was that Micropub would need additional features (or a complementary spec) for MarsEdit to consider supporting it: https://indieweb.org/MarsEdit#IndieWeb_Support
[tantek]
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2023-05-16 04:53
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would Micropub support fix this?
[tantek]
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2023-05-16 04:44
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[snarfed] Mastodon the software may be "European", however ActivityPub was largely developed in the US, with a lot of input from folks in Europe and other places in our W3C meetings. Whereas AT Protocol was presumably developed pretty much by a US team.
[tantek]
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2023-05-15 23:14