Ryan Barrett
Ryan Barrett
Hmm! I'll admit, I've always struggled with AS2 audience targeting. Putting the the followers collection in `to` for non-private posts is common ish on the fediverse, agreed, but I don't...
Ooh, thanks for starting this, I'd love to migrate to pyproject.toml! I already use it in lexrpc and arroba, definitely nice that it's declarative. It's a somewhat bigger project than...
Oh no, @saschanaz I totally misspoke here earlier. I wasn't paying attention and assumed this was one of my other repos in the stack that's already packaged as a library,...
@Ryuno-Ki oof, thanks for the heads up! Shouldn't bother us too much here, since we don't actually package Bridgy Fed, but I guess we will need to deal with it...
OK, we should be handling outgoing follows ok now. Incoming follows are going to be harder. Naively, we'd just convert an incoming kind 3 event to an AS1 "multi-follow," ie...
Damn. The catch here is that we'll need to handle incoming Nostr follows of our bot users for people to enable the bridge. Maybe we'll special case that.
cc https://github.com/snarfed/bridgy-fed/issues/1063#issuecomment-2121150166
Still seeing this! Another example: https://snarfed.org/2024-12-01_54199#comments
Thought about this a bit more. We currently have networks that support blocking natively, on protocol, eg ATProto and the fediverse, and networks that don't, eg web and Nostr. That...
Also, based on this, I don't know if we'd do anything new blocking wise for fediverse Nostr and ATProto Nostr. Say we have fediverse user Frank and Nostr user Nancy:...