#[fluffy]Is it possible/reasonable to have a single note post that is both a u-bookmark-of one page and a u-like-of another page? Say I want to propagate the bookmark but also “credit” the originating post.
#[fluffy]but I want to link directly to the original thing to avoid link-rot
#ZegnatYou add both classes, and then that is done, so I would say it is possible. I guess the only risk is that PTD algorithms may classify the post wrong when displaying it as a reaction on the linked pages
#[fluffy]Yeah I mean that part is obvious, I was just wondering if it was, y’know, “defined”
#[fluffy]I know I’ve made folks grumpy in the past by overloading multiple post-types into a single post
#[fluffy]like putting like-of into a post with actual content of its own
#ZegnatI also wonder if that is an interesting extension to PTD. If you are parsing the post with a known target in mind, to prioritise the property that points at that target
#ZegnatMy personal opinion is that a text note of any length can definitely convey a like of something, or a like of multiple things, or even both a like and a reaction. Current usage may dictate otherwise.
#[tantek]Sounds more like a IndieWeb dev channel question, especially per PTD
#[fluffy]Yeah I wasn’t asking about the PTD aspect, just the validity of this usage of mf2. I just realized that I was really reinventing repost-of the long way around though.
#ZegnatAs far as mf2 and parsers are concerned, fully valid to mix and match properties
#[tantek]mf2 has no constraints on number of properties or number of values for properties
#[tantek][fluffy] you asked "possible/reasonable to have a single note post" which implies semantics of a "note post" matter to you, and that's more indieweb than microformats2 parsing / model
#[tantek]similarly, "overloading multiple post-types" is an indieweb-specific concern