I'm trying to decide how much of "quote posts" I want to support in Ktistec.
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I'm trying to decide how much of "quote posts" I want to support in Ktistec. On one hand, it's not trivial functionality, and I really do question how much extra value someone's comments on someone else's post will add to the Fediverse. On the other hand, I dunno... assuming Mastodon limits abuse by enforcing quoting rules, Ktistec could probably just follow along and display quoted posts. Is there any value in just that?
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I'm trying to decide how much of "quote posts" I want to support in Ktistec. On one hand, it's not trivial functionality, and I really do question how much extra value someone's comments on someone else's post will add to the Fediverse. On the other hand, I dunno... assuming Mastodon limits abuse by enforcing quoting rules, Ktistec could probably just follow along and display quoted posts. Is there any value in just that?
toddsundsted@epiktistes.com NodeBB has already added in logic to handle the quote post fallback (a "RE: " is added to every quote post) because it interferes with automatic title generation.
I think displaying them is probably the easier half. Publishing them is another matter altogether!
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I'm trying to decide how much of "quote posts" I want to support in Ktistec. On one hand, it's not trivial functionality, and I really do question how much extra value someone's comments on someone else's post will add to the Fediverse. On the other hand, I dunno... assuming Mastodon limits abuse by enforcing quoting rules, Ktistec could probably just follow along and display quoted posts. Is there any value in just that?
To me, there is a user-experience (UX) between quote-posts versus comments.
A comment is a message intended to be towards the person you are replying to.
A quote-post is a message intended to be towards your followers (in addition to the person you are quote-posting).
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To me, there is a user-experience (UX) between quote-posts versus comments.
A comment is a message intended to be towards the person you are replying to.
A quote-post is a message intended to be towards your followers (in addition to the person you are quote-posting).
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Having said that — quote-posts existed on the Fediverse years before Mastodon implemented them. For example, Misskey and its forks have had quote-posts for years! (Other Fediverse software, too.)
And, they work differently than Mastodon-style quote-posts.
So, if you wanted to support quote-posts, you would also have to (explicitly or implicitly) decide on what style of quote-post to support. Mastodon-style? Misskey-style? Etc?
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Having said that — quote-posts existed on the Fediverse years before Mastodon implemented them. For example, Misskey and its forks have had quote-posts for years! (Other Fediverse software, too.)
And, they work differently than Mastodon-style quote-posts.
So, if you wanted to support quote-posts, you would also have to (explicitly or implicitly) decide on what style of quote-post to support. Mastodon-style? Misskey-style? Etc?
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To me, there is a user-experience (UX) between quote-posts versus comments.
A comment is a message intended to be towards the person you are replying to.
A quote-post is a message intended to be towards your followers (in addition to the person you are quote-posting).
...
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toddsundsted@epiktistes.com NodeBB has already added in logic to handle the quote post fallback (a "RE: " is added to every quote post) because it interferes with automatic title generation.
I think displaying them is probably the easier half. Publishing them is another matter altogether!
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@pmidden places.pub is there, now we just need a federated reviews platform...
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I'm trying to decide how much of "quote posts" I want to support in Ktistec. On one hand, it's not trivial functionality, and I really do question how much extra value someone's comments on someone else's post will add to the Fediverse. On the other hand, I dunno... assuming Mastodon limits abuse by enforcing quoting rules, Ktistec could probably just follow along and display quoted posts. Is there any value in just that?
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@tassoman o microblog, a seconda dei gusti.
Ma in realta' activitypub come collante social per tutta internet
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Is there any fediverse software to create groups that are findable for anyone, but can only be read by members? I have a bunch of use cases where I'd like to try and offer an alternative to FB groups, which has become the staple go to solution here in Sweden even among people who intuitively dislike FB. #fediverse
