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  • @smallcircles No, I love ghosts, they have the coolest stories, and I don't have to deal with those pesky living people with their racism and their hate.
    I also love villages, they're livable, they're walkable and the only real problem is being stuck out in the middle of nowhere, and that downside doesn't really apply online.
    And bustling: Every place is full of people I want to hear from.

    I don't have the time to hear from all of them, but that's just the FOMO speaking.

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  • @androcat aha, do you mean you find it hard to get information and connections around your interest areas?

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  • @maikel that is a great list of points. I won't boost, or you get more of what you don't want, but you might consider filing a fediverse idea..

    https://codeberg.org/fediverse/fediverse-ideas/issues

    Some of these can be mitigated by nurturing cultural habits.

    > 6. The worst one: people use other names instead to call them so filters don't work.

    This one in particular. Besides references to toxic people you see it too with folks saying Gaggle, GMAFIA, Farcebook, etc.

    Often these names are used in someone's "activism package", but using them is imho more performative to an existing in-group than that they constructively appeal to others and persuade them to join the good cause.

    I posted something related to this today. See CALM culture in..

    The acronym also litterally means that our social media culture becomes calmer, and there's better separation to where there's activism, and where the natural talk of the town.

    https://social.coop/@smallcircles/116158937812802335

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  • @smallcircles Cosy neighbourhood in a bustling city.

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  • @smallcircles Bustling ghost village ftw

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  • @smallcircles meadow where old man yells at clouds

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  • @smallcircles

    ...to guess what's on a picture, and add it, so when you tell them "I'm not interested in Trump" it actually filters him forever.

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  • @smallcircles the problems are
    1. Pics of Trump face with no trump text, so filters don't work.
    2. Pics of Elon face with...see point 1. Like that all other US rage-producing club of billionaires or MAGAs.
    3. Using tags as "USpol" requires manual intervention, nobody does.
    4. Mastodon follows BOOSTS of whoever you add by default, instead of making those opt-in
    5. People don't use alt-text so filters at least filter Trump face becaus eof the alt-text.
    6. The worst one: people use other names instead to call them so filters don't work.

    What commercial media gets right:
    1. They have the power to guess...

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    @OpinionatedGeek nice, I like that you display explicitly the recipients. So far everyone seems to want to paper over that whole mechanism with the "public" "followers" "mentions" model that Mastodon engendered.
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    Apologies in advance if I misrepresented anybody or missed any crucial bits of information. Jesse Karmani (jesseplusplus@mastodon.social), Ted Thibodeau Jr. (tallted@mastodon.social, and Julian Lam (julian@activitypub.space) in attendance Julian provided an update on adoption of FEP 7888 Both Piefed and Lemmy have adopted 7888, and will begin publishing resolvable context collections in their next release Jesse opened a PR to Mastodon, which received preliminary approval from Gargron@mastodon.social (ed. it was later merged, rolled back, updated, a new PR opened, which was then merged) This PR is the first of two planned pull requests. The first generates the outgoing context (the same as what Lemmy/Piefed have done recently) The seconds handles incoming contexts and backfills Jesse was asked whether it would conflict with existing reply-tree crawling methods, but the two are complementary. She expects additional discussion before the PR is opened. Julian noted that it would be helpful if statistics/analytics were gathered by the Mastodon team to see how conversation contexts and backfill works at scale; admits that existing implementations and testing has been small scale and may not reflect real-world usage. Julian noted that Lemmy's implementation (nutomic@lemmy.ml) does not paginate their resolvable context implementation. All objects are listed in one OrderedCollection Jesse noted that she followed Mastodon's pagination convention for collections. Context inheritance Julian asked for opinions on whether contexts were inherited in existing implementations. Notes that NodeBB inherits parent context, but checks further up the known parent chain for further contexts Julian admits that not everybody can and should do this, is also not sure anymore whether NodeBB actually does this. Julian notes the ideal implementation would be every object referencing their immediate parent, which would lead to the entire collection referring to the same context collection. Jesse: Decodon inherits immediate parent context only Ted: notes that this is a reinvention of inReplyTo Julian and Jesse note that there are marked differences between crawling the reply chain. A short discussion about how netnews and usenet handled reply chains was had. Julian notes that Lemmy will not inherit context. Every object will point back to its own server's context collection. This was a conscious decision by Nutomic as each instance is meant to consider its own representation of remote content as the canonical representation ActivityPub.Space Julian made a short shout-out to a new site called ActivityPub.Space, meant to be a hub for AP development discussions ("A federated space for ActivityPub discussions so that they don’t just get lost in ephemeral replies") A short double-back to NNTP and how they approach "eventual consistency" Ted: “Cloud of NNTP servers are all hosts of articles and replies.” Strictly speaking it’s not a reply tree as replies can be inReplyTo multiple parents