#Loqi[swentel] #761 attributedTo can be an array instead of a string as well
#KartikPrabhuaaronpk: I am at a on a Slack channel for an online conference, where people want to continue the free Slack channel but still have a logged history of the conversation. Any tips on how to set this up would be great!
#aaronpki think i just said something along the lines of I am trying to download my own tweets and won't be downloading content from any other accounts
#aaronpki'm kind of impressed tho, because it was a brand new account with only a couple tweets in it
#Loqi[Jamie Tanna] I'm very much looking forward to this talk, it was awesome when I saw it at #oggcamp last year, and #WiTNotts is very fortunate to have Rachel Morgan-Trimmer speak!
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#[snarfed]oh wow interesting find jamietanna! that's a rare one. error is at the end of that log, and in the HTTP 400 response body: "Error: obj['content'] has unescaped < or > characters!"
#[snarfed]your page may not be doing anything wrong. i do see an errant \u2026 in the parsed mf2 though, in items[0].quotation-of.value, which might be suspicious. not sure if that's your fault or mf2py's or neither though
#jamietanna[m]That is almost certainly from fontawesome, I think
#jamietanna[m]Interesting - so it looks like it's picking up the HTML of the content, when there's a `value` there instead
#[snarfed]i think that's ok and expected? `value` mf2 doesn't mean ignore HTML
#jamietanna[m]I can't escape it in the source as it's actual html to render,
#[snarfed]actually that \u2026 is probably a red herring. it's valid unicode and ok to be in `value` afaik, unicode is fine, and that's how it's escaped in JSON
#jackymy mf2 parser strips port numbers from URLs which is a bit annoying because I spin up a web server for serving tests (so it actually uses the HTTP driver)