Ryan Barrett

(Unrelated, IPv6 addresses are an interesting rabbit hole here, since they have colons and are explicitly allowed in both URIs and URLs. I'll take that elsewhere though 😁)

Damn, you're absolutely right about the URI ABNF. Sorry, and thank you for pointing that out. I should have dug all the way down to that myself. Thanks for sticking...

For Bridgy Fed specifically, I'm honestly not sure what we'll do. On the one hand, we obviously don't want to, and shouldn't, emit invalid AS2. On the other hand, we're...

Agreed w/ @silverpill. I don't know that I've ever seen an `at://` URI in the ATProto ecosystem with the DID percent-encoded. I expect very little ATProto code decodes DIDs in...

Good questions! And good ideas...but they're pretty far beyond our requirements and SLOs right now. Maybe if/when our budget gets to 10x+ its current size. 😁

Sure, much of it can be re-fetched. That's not cheap either, but it's doable. The main part we absolutely can't lose is the user database, particularly bridged users and their...

Hmm! Thanks for filing. So, this is the expected behavior right now. As you mention: > Bluesky of course rejects this post completely (also not showing it in the "Replies"...

Added this to the reply controls section: > The fediverse itself doesn't have reply controls, so if you bridge your Bluesky account and post with reply controls, people in the...

Reopening. Right now, if a bridged fediverse user replies to a Bluesky post with a threadgate, we currently still bridge the reply, just not attached to the original post. I'd...

Would take a bit of work because threadgates are separate ATProto records, so we'd need to start listening for and storing them first. https://docs.bsky.app/docs/tutorials/thread-gates