@dcf0b831 mention links should have u-url class (and maybe mention too), and they should be wrapped into <span class="h-card"> element.

hashtags should have rel=tag attribute 

 @26318dfd clearnet and darknet hosts can interact without a bridge. The clearnet host should be configured to send requests to .onion/.i2p hosts via Tor/I2P proxy, and darknet hosts usually don't need to do anything special, they just connect via exit nodes.

For example my instance can talk to both onion and i2p hosts. 

 @Anark Karabey I think the button could simply insert [[url]] into a new post.

Do you want it to notify the author about a quote (by default there's no notification, quote is just a link to another post).

Also note that quotes are not supported by Mastodon and Pleroma (although Pleroma may implement them soon). Users of these services will see a regular link without preview. 

 @Anark Karabey I can add it. 

 @87883523 @2c8f7012 I've built an AP-based microblogging platform that has content subscriptions: https://codeberg.org/silverpill/mitra

Monero is supported. 

 @Mike Macgirvin (dev)

There was a discussion on error reporting on SocialHub forum: https://socialhub.activitypub.rocks/t/report-errors-in-server-processing/3006

I like the idea of using a special header to enable debug mode + generalized Accept/Reject activities for reporting.

@e2bc32de @4eef68c5  @bfa30f49 

 @81cbff92 Pleroma supports direct Note too (although it displays direct Notes and ChatMessages differently in the UI). I don't know about Misskey, but it is likely that their non-standard field is not important for interop. 

 @297ef8d1 Yes, this should be possible, but there's no proposal for such mechanism yet. 

 @tedu As a first step, we can start accepting Ed25519 keys in addition to RSA keys. As far as I know, publicKey field can't be an array, and even if it can, many projects will fail to process an array there.

There's another proposal that describes a way out this situation: https://codeberg.org/fediverse/fep/src/branch/main/fep/521a/fep-521a.md

With a new property that can contain any kind of public key, implementations can start adding Ed25519 keys to actors. Once a sufficient portion of Fediverse supports EdDSA, projects can start using it for outgoing requests and activities 

 @297ef8d1 Re-following is performed during account migration, it is triggered by Move activity (the process is described in FEP-7628). I guess if object and target of Move activity point to the same actor, it can be interpreted as "re-follow me" signal. However, if your followers table is lost, how would you know where to send this activity? 

 @tedu FEP-8b32 recommends EdDSA integrity proofs as a replacement for outdated and non-standard RSA linked data signatures. This is a good way to introduce EdDSA into Fediverse, but so far there was not much interest from developers. 

 @Anark Karabey

There's no retweet button, but you can use special [[url]] syntax to add a quote to your post:

For example:

[[https://mitra.karapara.net/objects/018aeaed-c9cc-a798-924d-111378bcefb8]]


Rendered as:

https://mitra.karapara.net/objects/018aeaed-c9cc-a798-924d-111378bcefb8

The URL of the post is available via post time stamp in the mitra UI.

nostr:note1245huzee3ewvsmhxas7zmnvsw79khu54mrf8lj5mc4f68z3p672sj5lrgf 

 @e8df75ff

>aligning incentives better than most projects

This aligns incentives in one particular domain: marketing. The project quickly turns into ponzi scheme because nobody is interested in actual tech, all you get is paid shills everywhere 

 @af7acbe6 By the way, MaidSafe, is it that company from early blockchain days? I thought the project was long dead, but recently it started to appear again in the media. What going on there? Some kind of reboot? 

 @af7acbe6 ActivityPub can use a transport protocol other than HTTPS (if you read the spec in a certain way). I wrote this document which describes self-authenticating activities:

https://codeberg.org/fediverse/fep/src/branch/main/fep/ae97/fep-ae97.md

I think it's a good stating point for p2p-ActivityPub. 

 @NotMtth If you have a Codeberg account you can leave a comment there saying that you have the same problem. Same with Husky. Issues of this kind are difficult to debug from the server side. 

 @NotMtth Fedilab doesn't work even without proxy, there's an open issue for Fedilab-Mitra compatibility: https://codeberg.org/tom79/Fedilab/issues/814. 

 @3c745deb I recently discovered bool::then. A big place indeed. 

 @0ed7afc8 @djsumdog Vue (especially 3.x) tries to be close to vanilla JS, I'm actually enjoying using it.
Never understood why people use something like React where markup, styles and code are mixed together. Every React project I've seen looks like giant pile of spaghetti. 

 @Anark Karabey @NotMtth Tor-only instances can only federate with clearnet instances connected to Tor network (like yours). When server receives an ActivityPub message, it must verify the signature, but if signer's public key is served by an onion service and the server is not connected to Tor, verification fails. 

 @Anark Karabey @NotMtth He wants a Tor-only instance that can federate with the whole Fediverse, but it's not possible. Not possible without a bridge

No word from him since we discussed that. 

 @NotMtth Welcome! 

 @チャノさん Perhaps even better: they make 100% vegan lab-grown dinosaur meat, and then something goes terribly wrong. 

 @9fca7979 The one indicated by the publicKey property of actor object? 

 @da8a5860

>different profiles for different activity types

Do you mean different ActivityPub actors?

In Lemmy there could be a user and a group with the same username on the same server. To distinguish between two actors they use properties object:

https://lemmy.ml/.well-known/webfinger?resource=acct:activitypub@lemmy.ml 

 @チャノさん Yes, but only at the backend. Public timeline is not supported by the mitra-web client yet. 

 @Anark Karabey

@117bb691 

 @Anark Karabey Yes, IIRC you need to put @monero at the bottom of the post.

The first line of your post will be used for title. 

 @iwojima (硫島於闇網) @20c9f761 I don't want to allow text uploads by default but I can make allowed media types configurable 

 @297ef8d1 Test reply. Thanks for fixing outbox, by the way 

 @639ed14f I think machine-readable data can be added to markdown as YAML front matter. Or capabilities can be exposed via NodeInfo, some servers already do that. 

 @52d54c36 Fediverse servers use old draft of HTTP signature standard: https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/draft-cavage-http-signatures

And this might be useful for testing your implementation: https://codeberg.org/helge/fediverse-features/src/branch/main/fedi/http_signatures.feature 

 @248c0533 Maybe start with something simple like https://pixels.bovine.social ? 

 @376dfe7d I'm not particularly fond of IPFS either, but what are other options?

I think IPFS URIs can be useful even without IPFS node, as a more widespread alternative to urn:sha256 

 @26318dfd Sure, you can find a list of active Tor instances here: http://demo.fedilist.com/instance?q=&ip=&software=&registrations=&onion=only 

 @9fca7979 If actor is moved (copied) from A to B, how other servers should verify that A and B are controlled by the same person? 

 @376dfe7d If reference to media file is did:apkey URL, it can be translated similarly to object IDs.

Instead of encoding content hash directly in the URL, one can specify it in the object that represents media attachment:

{
  "type": "Image",
  "mediaType": "image/jpeg",
  "href": "did:apkey:z6MkhaXgBZDvotDkL5257faiztiGiC2QtKLGpbnnEGta2doK/media/1.jpg?hosts=server1.example,server2.example",
  "digestHex": "deadbeef"
}
 

 @NotMtth I use only web interface, but I've tried Husky once and it (mostly) worked for me.

Could you describe the issue in more detail? Does it show any error message, or just a login screen? 

 @Listens to Baroque while coding murder.exe :newt: 

Another funny Fediverse trend is cancelling projects in favor of "approved" forks

>Popular fediverse projects: Mastodon, Akkoma, Firefish. 

 @53c578bc

>We're also working on an Activity extension spec for geotagging, so other projects can use this too\!

You don't need to. The location property and Place type are part of ActivityStreams:

https://www.w3.org/TR/activitystreams-vocabulary/#dfn-location

https://www.w3.org/TR/activitystreams-vocabulary/#dfn-place 

 @Mauve 👁️ Yes, but the publication date seems to be in the future 

 The deb package attached to 1.36.1 release contained a mitra binary with higher libc/libssl requirements, and it caused breakage on older systems.

I removed the 1.36.1 package and built a new one with statically linked binaries:

https://codeberg.org/silverpill/mitra/releases/tag/v1.36.2