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[snarfed] just to be clear, I would like to have one account with “[at]http://marcuslindblom.com” handle that I can publish on from mastodon but also from my site using bridgy. Is that possible? It seems like my [at]http://marcuslindblom.com handle is impossible to login to. I don’t host my own server, just the webfinger
[m]
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2024-01-21 20:09
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[m] yup those will be two separate accounts. BF doesn't yet support account migration/merge, but we can try eventually, feel free to 👍 https://github.com/snarfed/bridgy-fed/issues/330
[snarfed]
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2024-01-21 16:59
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> Bridgy Fed is providing nature.com a presence in the fediverse. This account was generated automatically when someone first followed it. Learn more here.
aaronpk
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2024-01-20 23:36
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aaronpk 0x3b0b definitely agreed, thanks. I'm curious what you think of Bridgy Fed's current disclaimer? eg https://fed.brid.gy/web/nature.com
[snarfed]
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2024-01-20 23:35
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[snarfed], reading now, good post so far. Would it be fair to say the value of Bridgy Fed letting people follow any site is they can see the posts in Mastodon (or whichever service) instead of subscribing in a reader?
gRegor
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2024-01-20 01:35
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hmm, Bridgy is not Ruby or Linode
[snarfed]
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2024-01-20 00:32
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Ooh, disabled Bridgy and it seems to have stopped. Curious, it wasn't showing me it had sent anything before. And the IP of the "bridge" seemed to suggest a Linode server.
janboddez
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2024-01-20 00:26
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I should look at Bluesky publish support in Bridgy at some point. [Joel_Auterson] got it pretty close, https://github.com/snarfed/bridgy/issues/1580
[snarfed]
at
2024-01-15 21:12
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And bridgy++ for backfeed
[jacky]
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2024-01-15 21:09
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I found it in Bridgy's internal logs, not necessarily exposed externally. http://wm.io status URLs are in the logs Bridgy exposes, but those have been very flaky recently :(
[snarfed]
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2024-01-14 01:10