pfefferle@mastodon.social oh interesting! > We’ve also made it easier to follow people from other sites. When you click “Follow” on someone else’s blog, you’ll now be taken to your own site to complete it. It keeps things simple and familiar, even when you start following someone from another site. How do you know the user pressing the button has a WordPress site?

douginamug@mastodon.xyz this entire series right here https://seb.jambor.dev/posts/understanding-activitypub/

silverpill@mitra.social I wasn't aware that there were sections pertaining to context. I'll have to review more closely.

> One weakness I have noticed in NodeBB's current federation is that posts which are in reply to a topic (e.g. a Lemmy comment) show up as individual threads until (or if) the root post of that topic shows up in the local NodeBB. No, Lemmy does not implement either strategy, they rely on 1b12 only. If NodeBB is receiving parts of a topic that don't resolve up to the root-level post that might be something we can fix. I'll try to take a look at it.

nutomic@lemmy.ml let me know if I got any of the details wrong. Much thanks to your team for the assist in debugging!

reiver@mastodon.social rainer@socialbc.ca we're (NodeBB) Canadian! Let's make it happen, easy to consume RSS feeds to pipe to an install of NodeBB and publish to the fediverse. We'd be open to sponsoring the hosting of it for a year or more. Let's talk.

@j12t@j12t.social pixelfed is broadly compatible with Mastodon, no? Unless of course the pixelfed account uploads more than 4 photos... I'd say support for threadiverse platforms is mediocre at best.

@julian yes we've had this for 6+ months