Mastodon could really use tombstone placeholders when a reply is deleted so the tree/chain isn't broken or orphaned.
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Mastodon could really use tombstone placeholders when a reply is deleted so the tree/chain isn't broken or orphaned.
I've implementing this in Loops, and it is a bit tricky federation wise, but it makes the experience much better.
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Mastodon could really use tombstone placeholders when a reply is deleted so the tree/chain isn't broken or orphaned.
I've implementing this in Loops, and it is a bit tricky federation wise, but it makes the experience much better.
@[email protected] I recommend you implement my FEP which includes Tombstone behaviour

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@[email protected] I recommend you implement my FEP which includes Tombstone behaviour

@julian oh sick, can you link it?
And what else haven't you thought of

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@julian oh sick, can you link it?
And what else haven't you thought of

@[email protected] oh haha I thought I did. Forgot to paste!
https://codeberg.org/fediverse/fep/src/branch/main/fep/4f05/fep-4f05.md
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@[email protected] oh haha I thought I did. Forgot to paste!
https://codeberg.org/fediverse/fep/src/branch/main/fep/4f05/fep-4f05.md
@julian interesting! Will implement this and get back to ya!
Btw, not sure if you remember, but Pixelfed will be able to handle Groups and topics, so we def need to chat so we can make our projects interoperable!
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Mastodon could really use tombstone placeholders when a reply is deleted so the tree/chain isn't broken or orphaned.
I've implementing this in Loops, and it is a bit tricky federation wise, but it makes the experience much better.
@dansup Something about history, repeating, and doom https://www.jwz.org/doc/threading.html
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Mastodon could really use tombstone placeholders when a reply is deleted so the tree/chain isn't broken or orphaned.
I've implementing this in Loops, and it is a bit tricky federation wise, but it makes the experience much better.
@[email protected] this is now an issue on the Mastodon issue tracker <img class="not-responsive emoji" src="https://community.nodebb.org/assets/plugins/nodebb-plugin-emoji/emoji/android/1f604.png?v=42850288b6e" title="
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@[email protected] @dansup Do Tombstone objects customarily have reply collections?
If not, I would think you need some sort of context collection anyway on top of this, so you can see what follows from a deleted post. (There may be multiple deleted posts in a row between two existing posts, too.) -
@[email protected] @dansup Do Tombstone objects customarily have reply collections?
If not, I would think you need some sort of context collection anyway on top of this, so you can see what follows from a deleted post. (There may be multiple deleted posts in a row between two existing posts, too.)@[email protected] a Tombstone with a context makes sense, a replies collection is more of a grey area.