aaronpki'm realizing now how well set up I am for this new world. I haven't had to switch identities, learn new interfaces or software, I can just talk to everyone on every platform all from my website
[tantek]despite the concerns about random Mastodon replies being rude/mean (per #indieweb-meta discussion), I actually feel *less* risk about showing Mastodon responses via Webmention from Bridgy Fed, than Twitter responses via Webmention from Bridgy Backfeed.
[tantek]aaronpk, I may take a different route, of *only* showing non-Twitter responses as a short-term shortcut to dealing with the Twitter responses moderation problem
[tantek](I've already gotten enough unhelpful/rude/off-topic responses on Twitter to posts that it's more than I want to deal with manually moderating)
[manton]ActivityPub is way harder than IndieWeb. 🙂 Curious how long it will take Tumblr. Matt also said they were going to rebuild the Tumblr backend on WordPress but that is definitely a years-long project if it’s still on the table.
aaronpki was wondering what you all were talking about, but apparently images from the slack gateway get eaten and even the text doesn't come through anymore
[manton]As a community, would be nice for us to have a kind of “fediverse + IndieWeb” guide to point folks in the right direction so that the future is not 100% ActivityPub without any of the other web building blocks.
Seirdything is, indieweb and fedi aren't exactly filling the same use-case on paper. fedi is optimized for integrating multiple moderated communities, while the indieweb is optimized for networking multiple individuals.
[tantek]Seirdy, I can state that factually the different technical decisions in the Social Web WG (that produced Activity Pub) did *not* primarily come from different community models. I think you're mistaking an effect for a cause.
[fluffy]meanwhile I’m getting a lot of reply guys replying to random posts in the thread assuming I’m talking about Mastodon and that I’m as new to Mastodon as they are, which is… fun
[tantek][fluffy] I'm already skeptical from the home page text, e.g. "No shadow banning" raises a red flag for me, in that that technique is one of many for mitigating bad actors.
[fluffy]↩️ [timothy_chambe] yes. (also btw we don’t use slack threads here since they don’t work correctly on the other indieweb chat connection methods)
sknebelthe migration feature is basically posting "follow me now at $newaccount", except that the instances of your followers do that update automatically for them
[KevinMarks]I assume because importing post history would then spam every follower with them again, like the backfill problem some people here have seen
barnabythe fediverse appears to have an uneasy relationship to being “on the web”, especially when it comes to search, discovery, indexing and permanence
[tantek]I'm not sure it's helpful to lump in "the fediverse" as if it represents a single or even common cultural entity. From what I've seen of different instances, there are very different (strong) opinions about what is what, and the breadth of diversity is only growing there
[fluffy]I mean I don’t think anyone would be surprised to know that I feel like RSS/Atom+WebSub+Webmention is the far-superior model for *everything* (and I’m sure that’s totally a hot take in these parts)
Loqifriendly reminder [fluffy], it looks like this conversation is getting pretty technical (ActivityPub, ATOM, RSS, WebSub), can you take it to #indieweb-dev?