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how can I best test an #activitypub #c2s implementation?

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    Hey @evan@cosocial.ca, I'm watching your lightning talk at FOSDEM! I'm simultaneously glad it's less than 10 minutes, but sad it's not longer too :stuck_out_tongue_closed_eyes: (Everyone else, want to watch it? Here it is) Some questions I'm jotting down while I'm watching it I can see the user on ActivityPub.Space, which is how it's supposed to work. Would I be able to follow this user from a non-Person? If integrating into NodeBB, I'd maybe want the Application actor itself to follow it. Love how you head off concerns about consent issues with a slide about how it's not scraping, mass-following, etc. So it uses relays, such as the ones on relaylist.com? Let's talk about how we can get NodeBB sharing data to tags.pub by default (or by admin opt-out switch.
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    @Recalcitrant I mean, it's more of a confederacy than a federal system, anyway, but thankfully we didn't call it the confediverse when it started
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    @silverpill @technical-discussion it's part of the outbox delivery algorithm, which bridges between c2s and s2s. the intention is that the outbox publishes activities via c2s, but then optionally delivers based on addressing properties via s2s(this ends up having other issues in practice due to the lack of an envelope, but at least the intent of "relevant activities should trigger notifications for relevant entities" makes sense, per 6.1 clients "look at" some relevant props)
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    @julian @blainsmith that's pretty much how my sites would look like before I started stealing code from everywhere