Implementing postingRestrictedToMods
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Hey pfefferle@mastodon.social nutomic@lemmy.ml, I'm looking to integrate support for
postingRestrictedToModsI see some discussion here:
It's a little specific, but even so, I'm happy to add it, since it solves some issues with cross-community content creation permission.
Is there a JSON-LD context I can add, since I am assuming that
postingRestrictedToModsis not standard? -
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pfefferle@mastodon.social how has nobody complained about that yet? π
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@julian π
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Its part of the part of the Lemmy context so you could include that.
Btw I didnt notice your post before because Lemmy doesnt support mention notifications in that context yet (it will be in 1.0).
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Its part of the part of the Lemmy context so you could include that.
Btw I didnt notice your post before because Lemmy doesnt support mention notifications in that context yet (it will be in 1.0).
Thanks! I will do just that... mostly since I don't feel like hosting my own context just for this one property.
This feature is now implemented and should ship with the next minor version of NodeBB β v4.8.0.
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@julian perfect!
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@js@podcastindex.social done and tested as working. Looking for the AP Accept headers now. Thanks for the suggestion :smile:
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@evan @julian no it was just one that I found was allowed, after wasting too much time with trial and error
iirc they even had different rules for incoming from CF ips vs not, but it was a long time ago!
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@js@podcastindex.social Although... now that you mention it, Anubis does have the ability to filter by header values, so I will update the bot policy file to allow the standard ActivityPub accept headers.
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@js@podcastindex.social AI crawlers are hammering the site fairy regularly, and my options are to allocate additional resources or put something in front, otherwise my site is inaccessible for hours/days at a time.
Cool integrations are great until they hamper usability of the site π«€ if the crawlers behaved a bit more like search engine crawlers I'd have no problem.
