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i know for a fact this will fail with pleroma/akkoma users
trwnh
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2025-07-03 05:22
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domain/@handle is becoming a de facto
[tantek]
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2025-07-03 05:20
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Who else uses gravatar besides WordPress/Automattic and GitHub (which I realize is a lot)?
[tantek]
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2025-07-03 05:20
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this is a mastodon-specific url pattern, it doesn't need to be /@localpart and different softwares do different things (/localpart, /~localpart, /, it's completely arbitrary) > @example.com@example.com -> https://example.com/@example.com
trwnh
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2025-07-03 05:20
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if i understand correctly the target use case of libravatar is to operates on email addresses rather than on websites (like gravatar before it), so it's not a 1:1 comparison. the problem is that everything in the space still uses gravatar directly and doesn't care about libravatar> libravatar is dead compared to rel=icon which is simpler and requires less power (HTML)
trwnh
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2025-07-03 05:16
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that was kind of my point, in practice the software that implements activitypub expects you to have implemented a big chunk of it. the ecosystem doesn't lend itself to small modular components providing individual portions of a social network service
aaronpk
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2025-07-03 05:10
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the problem with this is that fedi expects specifically acct: URIs which require a localpart and a domainpart, since it represents a user account on a given service. "fun" fact, the localpart of an acct: URI can be an email address, not specifically a username :-) > it really should be simply `@domain`
trwnh
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2025-07-03 05:08
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in theory for just a reader, you can implement GET outbox (if the actor publishes an outbox and allows GET); this is almost directly analogous to an rss/atom feed except the data format is activities instead of entries, and you also probably have to deal with paging which differs across implementations > I don't want my reader to also have to implement ActivityPub pieces.
trwnh
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2025-07-03 05:03
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technically you can choose to implement the outbox and/or inbox separately. the problem is that doing this isn't enough for fedi; you need to also implement a bunch of extra stuff like webfinger and http sigs cavage draft, and that's leaving out the issue of assumed schemas entirely... > activitypub is kind of all or nothing [...] it doesn't lend itself well to modular design
trwnh
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2025-07-03 05:01
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it might be great if that actually worked consistently... in most cases the http signature is from a proxy actor and not the user-associated actor > well it does enable fetching protected posts since it authenticates the requester
trwnh
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2025-07-03 04:58
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