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Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #mitra, aggregated by home.social.

  1. Utvecklingen i Fediversum

    Utvecklingen i Fediversum går tydligt mot POSSE (Publish (on your) Own Site, Syndicate Elsewhere) som är centralt för rörelsen som kallas Indieweb. Dvs posta på din egen sajt som kan vara vilken hemsida som helst eller en blogg.

    fedinyheter.nyhetskartan.se/ut

  2. Utvecklingen i Fediversum

    Utvecklingen i Fediversum går tydligt mot POSSE (Publish (on your) Own Site, Syndicate Elsewhere) som är centralt för rörelsen som kallas Indieweb. Dvs posta på din egen sajt som kan vara vilken hemsida som helst eller en blogg.

    fedinyheter.nyhetskartan.se/ut

  3. Utvecklingen i Fediversum

    Utvecklingen i Fediversum går tydligt mot POSSE (Publish (on your) Own Site, Syndicate Elsewhere) som är centralt för rörelsen som kallas Indieweb. Dvs posta på din egen sajt som kan vara vilken hemsida som helst eller en blogg.

    fedinyheter.nyhetskartan.se/ut

  4. 又试着给 #Mitra 打了个补丁,应该是可以解决 Sharkey 用户无法关注 Mitra 的问题了。 :shizuku_oh:

    然而这似乎会导致 Mastodon(准确来说是 activitypub.academy)的错误:failed to deliver activity to https://activitypub.academy/users/xxx/inbox: response size exceeds limit,然而的然而似乎可以正常关注和取关,其他 Mastodon 兼容应用(只测试了 GoToSocial)似乎也没有这个问题,希望只是这一个实例的事情。 :shizuku_oh:

  5. #Mitra v5.3.0

    https://codeberg.org/silverpill/mitra/releases/tag/v5.3.0
    https://codeberg.org/silverpill/mitra-web/releases/tag/v5.3.0

    - Addresses pasted into post editor are automatically resolved in the background in order to prevent broken mentions.
    - Marking position of the last read post in the home timeline.
    - Default emojis in the emoji picker can be configured (mitra update-config favorite_emojis).
    - Added send-activity command that can be used to send arbitrary activities.

  6. NOTE: This is a repost from the Fediverse-City Matrix Room.

    I meant to post on the progress that @toddsundsted has been making on kristec.

    You can also checkout this ambitious project itself at:

    https://github.com/toddsundsted/ktistec

    I've been thoroughly impressed with all of the publishing features of his Fediverse server.

    Some of the shortcomings, if that's how you choose to view them, might be that it's essentially a smolweb server leveraging noSQL and an accounts database that trusts all users as literal admins.

    But if you're looking to self-host, and your primary interest is in publishing your own material on the #Fediverse, then this may be just the thing you've been looking for.

    I cannot atest to the veracity of his claims because I haven't actually installed or tested its capabilities, but it's indeed a laundry list of features I've been hoping to see - leaving that Twitter style cloning of communications in the past, like I've been hoping for.

    So for those interested, if you're impressed with the capabilities that #PieFed and #Mitra and #Socialhome bring to the table then here's a fourth initiative that is both visionary and inciteful in it's ambitions.

    Your thoughts, observations?

    #tallship #FOSS #kristec #Star_Trek #Fediverse #ActivyPub #publishing

  7. NOTE: This is a repost from the Fediverse-City Matrix Room.

    I meant to post on the progress that @toddsundsted has been making on kristec.

    You can also checkout this ambitious project itself at:

    https://github.com/toddsundsted/ktistec

    I've been thoroughly impressed with all of the publishing features of his Fediverse server.

    Some of the shortcomings, if that's how you choose to view them, might be that it's essentially a smolweb server leveraging noSQL and an accounts database that trusts all users as literal admins.

    But if you're looking to self-host, and your primary interest is in publishing your own material on the #Fediverse, then this may be just the thing you've been looking for.

    I cannot atest to the veracity of his claims because I haven't actually installed or tested its capabilities, but it's indeed a laundry list of features I've been hoping to see - leaving that Twitter style cloning of communications in the past, like I've been hoping for.

    So for those interested, if you're impressed with the capabilities that #PieFed and #Mitra and #Socialhome bring to the table then here's a fourth initiative that is both visionary and inciteful in it's ambitions.

    Your thoughts, observations?

    #tallship #FOSS #kristec #Star_Trek #Fediverse #ActivyPub #publishing

  8. NOTE: This is a repost from the Fediverse-City Matrix Room.

    I meant to post on the progress that @toddsundsted has been making on kristec.

    You can also checkout this ambitious project itself at:

    https://github.com/toddsundsted/ktistec

    I've been thoroughly impressed with all of the publishing features of his Fediverse server.

    Some of the shortcomings, if that's how you choose to view them, might be that it's essentially a smolweb server leveraging noSQL and an accounts database that trusts all users as literal admins.

    But if you're looking to self-host, and your primary interest is in publishing your own material on the #Fediverse, then this may be just the thing you've been looking for.

    I cannot atest to the veracity of his claims because I haven't actually installed or tested its capabilities, but it's indeed a laundry list of features I've been hoping to see - leaving that Twitter style cloning of communications in the past, like I've been hoping for.

    So for those interested, if you're impressed with the capabilities that #PieFed and #Mitra and #Socialhome bring to the table then here's a fourth initiative that is both visionary and inciteful in it's ambitions.

    Your thoughts, observations?

    #tallship #FOSS #kristec #Star_Trek #Fediverse #ActivyPub #publishing

  9. The pattern of fungible digital infrastructure really is quite interesting.

    By that I mean relays in Nostr & #DeltaChat and transport neutrality like #Mitra Mini & Manyverse.

  10. Has anyone heard or tried using #Mitra a activity pub social micro-blogging software?

  11. New Bitchen' Timestamps in Mitra!

    Short, i.e., 3m, 4h, Apr 14, 5d, and Dec 16, 2022. Need the full timestamp? No Prob! Just hover w/your mouse. That last post, for example, would display "December 16, 2022 at 3:23 AM PST" (If you're sitting in my seat right now).

    Yeah, that's from a real post of mine, which is HERE.

    Enjoy!

    #tallship #FOSS #Mitra #Fediverse

  12. @silverpill Probably someone who is very staunchly opposed to blockchains, crypto and NFTs...

    ...vs earlier Mitra that openly advertised exactly that stuff as its own future.

    To be honest, I'm not too fond of these three either.

    #FediMeta #FediverseMeta #CWFediMeta #CWFediverseMeta #Mitra
  13. #Mitra v5.2.0

    https://codeberg.org/silverpill/mitra/releases/tag/v5.2.0
    https://codeberg.org/silverpill/mitra-web/releases/tag/v5.2.0

    - Gallery improvements: all attachments are displayed, not only the first one; added pagination.
    - Short post timestamps are used by default (1d, 2h). Long timestamps can still be enabled in Settings, but this option will probably be removed in the future.
    - Remote user profiles are automatically deleted if their inbox endpoint returns 410 Gone.
    - Added http_behind_reverse_proxy configuration parameter. Tor and I2P instance operators who do not use a reverse proxy are advised to set this parameter to false in order for the API rate limiters to work properly.
    - Fixed a security issue that was caused by insufficient validation of incoming activities.

  14. 尝试改 #Mitra 的 summary/CW 功能,结果 Rust 水平不行,改不动一点。 :nacho_cry:

    https://w.chlo.is/objects/019daec1-c3bb-3411-5beb-391df1dd96b0

  15. @ValorZard No dice.

    First of all, implementing nomadic identity would drastically alter the way how Mastodon works. It would make Mastodon, something that's supposed to be dead-simple, a great deal more complex.

    I mean, in order to really pull this through all the way (as in Hubzilla/(streams)/Forte-level nomadic identity), your identity, your posts, your followers, your followed, your settings, your filters, your everything, all this must no longer directly reside in your account. It must be containerised in something that Hubzilla calls "channel", and that container would then reside in your account and be able to reside in multiple accounts on multiple independent servers.

    Next, when Mastodon introduces a new feature, they tend to try to market it as their own original pioneering invention. They can't do that with nomadic identity. There are already enough people who know that nomadic identity was actually pioneered by Hubzilla before Mastodon even existed.

    Furthermore, before Gargron implements something invented by Mike Macgirvin, hell will freeze over. Even if he tried to sell it as a unique feature of Mastodon, he'd still secretly have to admit that there's something that Mike did right. And quite a few eyes would be on him in hope of Mastodon getting more features from stuff created by Mike.

    Ever heard of OpenWebAuth magic sign-on? Invented by Mike for Osada and Zap in the late 2010s, then backported to Hubzilla.

    It was proposed for Mastodon, even if it was only client-side (as in, Mastodon logins would be detected by Hubzilla, (streams) and Forte, but Mastodon wouldn't be able to detect OpenWebAuth logins itself). This went as far as a merge request on GitHub. It could have been built into Mastodon. The code was literally there.

    The merge request was silently rejected. And that would have been a fairly small change in comparison to the complete rebuild that'd be necessary for a full-blown, Forte-level, server-side implementation of nomadic identity.

    I mean, @silverpill had to implement nomadic identity on Mitra client-side. That wouldn't be possible on Mastodon, what with every other Fediverse app being a Mastodon client. Mastodon would require a server-side implementation.

    Seriously, it'd be easier to strap Mastodon's Web UI to Forte or Hubzilla with the necessary changes to adapt it to a vastly different backend.

    #Long #LongPost #CWLong #CWLongPost #FediMeta #FediverseMeta #CWFediMeta #CWFediverseMeta #Mastodon #Hubzilla #Streams #(streams) #Forte #Mitra #FEP_ef61 #NomadicIdentity
  16. updated #fedicat to not yet take advantage of but at least not break on a couple of recent platform features: #mitra has a new restricted access for feeds that allows only moderators to view them, and #neodb lets you search and follow people (actors, directors...), plus they have nice link previews now on posted updates

  17. What other instances of #Mitra are out there? Just curious ...

  18. #Mitra v5.1.0

    https://codeberg.org/silverpill/mitra/releases/tag/v5.1.0
    https://codeberg.org/silverpill/mitra-web/releases/tag/v5.1.0

    - If a remote server uses split-domain setup, the preferred domain will be displayed in user's address.
    - Local split-domain setup is also supported (documentation).
    - "Likes" page, accessible through the profile menu (contributed by @nak).

  19. If I self-host anytime soon my choice would probably be #Mitra Backend with #Nicolium Frontend

  20. If I self-host anytime soon my choice would probably be #Mitra Backend with #Nicolium Frontend

  21. If I self-host anytime soon my choice would probably be #Mitra Backend with #Nicolium Frontend

  22. If I self-host anytime soon my choice would probably be #Mitra Backend with #Nicolium Frontend

  23. If I self-host anytime soon my choice would probably be #Mitra Backend with #Nicolium Frontend

  24. #Mitra v4.20.0

    https://codeberg.org/silverpill/mitra/releases/tag/v4.20.0
    https://codeberg.org/silverpill/mitra-web/releases/tag/v4.20.0

    - Replies inherit context from the top-level post.
    - Added /api/v1/conversations API endpoint (used by Mastodon API clients to display chat list).

  25. RE: mstdn.feddit.social/@admin/116

    Tried all 4 ways to register/login on Mitra:

    #0 CLI (admin account @Jay)
    Register: docker exec -it mitra-mitra-1 mitra create-account Username Password admin
    Login: Username + Password

    #1 Password
    Register: Username + Password + invite-code
    Login: Username + Password

    #2 Ethereum @[email protected]
    Register: Username + Ethereum wallet (Sign-In with Ethereum) + invite-code
    Login: Wallet signature
    I used SafePal browser extension wallet.

    #3 Monero @mitra
    Register: Username + Monero Address + Signature + invite-code
    Login: Monero Address + Signature (re-sign on every login)

    Sign messages via Feather: Tools → Sign/Verify Messages
    featherwallet.org
    Running my own Monerod node:
    RPC | node.moe.pub:18081 | query interface for light wallet users
    P2P | node.moe.pub:18080 | sync between Monerod nodes

    #Mitra #Crypto #Ethereum #Monero #Monerod #Feather #Signature #Web3 #Fediverse #P2P #SafePal

  26. RE: mstdn.feddit.social/@admin/116

    Tried all 4 ways to register/login on Mitra:

    #0 CLI (admin account @Jay)
    Register: docker exec -it mitra-mitra-1 mitra create-account Username Password admin
    Login: Username + Password

    #1 Password
    Register: Username + Password + invite-code
    Login: Username + Password

    #2 Ethereum @[email protected]
    Register: Username + Ethereum wallet (Sign-In with Ethereum) + invite-code
    Login: Wallet signature
    I used SafePal browser extension wallet.

    #3 Monero @mitra
    Register: Username + Monero Address + Signature + invite-code
    Login: Monero Address + Signature (re-sign on every login)

    Sign messages via Feather: Tools → Sign/Verify Messages
    featherwallet.org
    Running my own Monerod node:
    RPC | node.moe.pub:18081 | query interface for light wallet users
    P2P | node.moe.pub:18080 | sync between Monerod nodes

    #Mitra #Crypto #Ethereum #Monero #Monerod #Feather #Signature #Web3 #Fediverse #P2P #SafePal

  27. RE: mstdn.feddit.social/@admin/116

    Tried all 4 ways to register/login on Mitra:

    #0 CLI (admin account @Jay)
    Register: docker exec -it mitra-mitra-1 mitra create-account Username Password admin
    Login: Username + Password

    #1 Password
    Register: Username + Password + invite-code
    Login: Username + Password

    #2 Ethereum @[email protected]
    Register: Username + Ethereum wallet (Sign-In with Ethereum) + invite-code
    Login: Wallet signature
    I used SafePal browser extension wallet.

    #3 Monero @mitra
    Register: Username + Monero Address + Signature + invite-code
    Login: Monero Address + Signature (re-sign on every login)

    Sign messages via Feather: Tools → Sign/Verify Messages
    featherwallet.org
    Running my own Monerod node:
    RPC | node.moe.pub:18081 | query interface for light wallet users
    P2P | node.moe.pub:18080 | sync between Monerod nodes

    #Mitra #Crypto #Ethereum #Monero #Monerod #Feather #Signature #Web3 #Fediverse #P2P #SafePal

  28. RE: mstdn.feddit.social/@admin/116

    Tried all 4 ways to register/login on Mitra:

    #0 CLI (admin account @Jay)
    Register: docker exec -it mitra-mitra-1 mitra create-account Username Password admin
    Login: Username + Password

    #1 Password
    Register: Username + Password + invite-code
    Login: Username + Password

    #2 Ethereum @[email protected]
    Register: Username + Ethereum wallet (Sign-In with Ethereum) + invite-code
    Login: Wallet signature
    I used SafePal browser extension wallet.

    #3 Monero @mitra
    Register: Username + Monero Address + Signature + invite-code
    Login: Monero Address + Signature (re-sign on every login)

    Sign messages via Feather: Tools → Sign/Verify Messages
    featherwallet.org
    Running my own Monerod node:
    RPC | node.moe.pub:18081 | query interface for light wallet users
    P2P | node.moe.pub:18080 | sync between Monerod nodes

    #Mitra #Crypto #Ethereum #Monero #Monerod #Feather #Signature #Web3 #Fediverse #P2P #SafePal

  29. 尝试完了Mitra的4种注册登录

    1. 第0种:Cli:@jay (主号)

      注册:docker exec -it mitra-mitra-1 mitra create-account Username Password admin
      登录:Username+Password

    2. 第1种:Password:🈚️

      docker exec mitra-mitra-1 mitra generate-invite-code
      注册:Username+Password+invite-code
      登录:Username+Password

    3. 第2种:Ethereum:@[email protected]

      docker exec mitra-mitra-1 mitra generate-invite-code
      注册:Username+支持Sign With Ethereum的插件钱包+invite-code
      登录:插件钱包
      我使用的是Safepal插件钱包

    4. 第3种:Monero:@mitra

      docker exec mitra-mitra-1 mitra generate-invite-code
      注册:Username+Monero Address+Signature+invite-code
      登录:Monero Address+Signature

    生成Signature需要Monero轻钱包软件,我使用的是Feather:Tools——sign/verify messages
    Feather:featherwallet.org ,我同步使用的是自建的Monerod:
    RPC|node.moe.pub:18081|轻钱包用户查询接口
    P2P|node.moe.pub:18080|其他Monerod节点间同步

    #Mitra #Crypto #Ethereum #Monerod #Feather #Signature #Web3 #Fediverse #P2P #SafePal

  30. 尝试完了Mitra的4种注册登录

    1. 第0种:Cli:@jay (主号)

      注册:docker exec -it mitra-mitra-1 mitra create-account Username Password admin
      登录:Username+Password

    2. 第1种:Password:🈚️

      docker exec mitra-mitra-1 mitra generate-invite-code
      注册:Username+Password+invite-code
      登录:Username+Password

    3. 第2种:Ethereum:@[email protected]

      docker exec mitra-mitra-1 mitra generate-invite-code
      注册:Username+支持Sign With Ethereum的插件钱包+invite-code
      登录:插件钱包
      我使用的是Safepal插件钱包

    4. 第3种:Monero:@mitra

      docker exec mitra-mitra-1 mitra generate-invite-code
      注册:Username+Monero Address+Signature+invite-code
      登录:Monero Address+Signature

    生成Signature需要Monero轻钱包软件,我使用的是Feather:Tools——sign/verify messages
    Feather:featherwallet.org ,我同步使用的是自建的Monerod:
    RPC|node.moe.pub:18081|轻钱包用户查询接口
    P2P|node.moe.pub:18080|其他Monerod节点间同步

    #Mitra #Crypto #Ethereum #Monerod #Feather #Signature #Web3 #Fediverse #P2P #SafePal

  31. 尝试完了Mitra的4种注册登录

    1. 第0种:Cli:@jay (主号)

      注册:docker exec -it mitra-mitra-1 mitra create-account Username Password admin
      登录:Username+Password

    2. 第1种:Password:🈚️

      docker exec mitra-mitra-1 mitra generate-invite-code
      注册:Username+Password+invite-code
      登录:Username+Password

    3. 第2种:Ethereum:@[email protected]

      docker exec mitra-mitra-1 mitra generate-invite-code
      注册:Username+支持Sign With Ethereum的插件钱包+invite-code
      登录:插件钱包
      我使用的是Safepal插件钱包

    4. 第3种:Monero:@mitra

      docker exec mitra-mitra-1 mitra generate-invite-code
      注册:Username+Monero Address+Signature+invite-code
      登录:Monero Address+Signature

    生成Signature需要Monero轻钱包软件,我使用的是Feather:Tools——sign/verify messages
    Feather:featherwallet.org ,我同步使用的是自建的Monerod:
    RPC|node.moe.pub:18081|轻钱包用户查询接口
    P2P|node.moe.pub:18080|其他Monerod节点间同步

    #Mitra #Crypto #Ethereum #Monerod #Feather #Signature #Web3 #Fediverse #P2P #SafePal

  32. 尝试完了Mitra的4种注册登录

    1. 第0种:Cli:@jay (主号)

      注册:docker exec -it mitra-mitra-1 mitra create-account Username Password admin
      登录:Username+Password

    2. 第1种:Password:🈚️

      docker exec mitra-mitra-1 mitra generate-invite-code
      注册:Username+Password+invite-code
      登录:Username+Password

    3. 第2种:Ethereum:@[email protected]

      docker exec mitra-mitra-1 mitra generate-invite-code
      注册:Username+支持Sign With Ethereum的插件钱包+invite-code
      登录:插件钱包
      我使用的是Safepal插件钱包

    4. 第3种:Monero:@mitra

      docker exec mitra-mitra-1 mitra generate-invite-code
      注册:Username+Monero Address+Signature+invite-code
      登录:Monero Address+Signature

    生成Signature需要Monero轻钱包软件,我使用的是Feather:Tools——sign/verify messages
    Feather:featherwallet.org ,我同步使用的是自建的Monerod:
    RPC|node.moe.pub:18081|轻钱包用户查询接口
    P2P|node.moe.pub:18080|其他Monerod节点间同步

    #Mitra #Crypto #Ethereum #Monerod #Feather #Signature #Web3 #Fediverse #P2P #SafePal

  33. (2/n)
    然后想起我现在用的Safepal及其插件钱包不就支持WalletConnect 协议吗?
    还找什么Metamask (
    结合生成invite code的命令,体验还算流畅

    docker exec mitra-mitra-1 mitra generate-invite-code

    #safepal #WalletConnect #Mitra

  34. #Mitra can query outgoing follow requests now, same endpoint as #gotosocial

  35. Chciałbym mieć konto na #mitra

    Wszedłem na #fedidb, wybieram mitrę, sortowanie po liczbie uzytkownikow.

    Pierwsze serwery oczywiście w Imperium, a ja wolałbym w Europie.
    Już czwarty serwer, z 30 użytkownikami jest w Warszawie. Otwieram stronę i co?

    > A Russian-speaking Fediverse instance powered by Mitra.

    Wat?

  36. Chciałbym mieć konto na #mitra

    Wszedłem na #fedidb, wybieram mitrę, sortowanie po liczbie uzytkownikow.

    Pierwsze serwery oczywiście w Imperium, a ja wolałbym w Europie.
    Już czwarty serwer, z 30 użytkownikami jest w Warszawie. Otwieram stronę i co?

    > A Russian-speaking Fediverse instance powered by Mitra.

    Wat?

  37. Chciałbym mieć konto na #mitra

    Wszedłem na #fedidb, wybieram mitrę, sortowanie po liczbie uzytkownikow.

    Pierwsze serwery oczywiście w Imperium, a ja wolałbym w Europie.
    Już czwarty serwer, z 30 użytkownikami jest w Warszawie. Otwieram stronę i co?

    > A Russian-speaking Fediverse instance powered by Mitra.

    Wat?

  38. Chciałbym mieć konto na #mitra

    Wszedłem na #fedidb, wybieram mitrę, sortowanie po liczbie uzytkownikow.

    Pierwsze serwery oczywiście w Imperium, a ja wolałbym w Europie.
    Już czwarty serwer, z 30 użytkownikami jest w Warszawie. Otwieram stronę i co?

    > A Russian-speaking Fediverse instance powered by Mitra.

    Wat?

  39. Chciałbym mieć konto na #mitra

    Wszedłem na #fedidb, wybieram mitrę, sortowanie po liczbie uzytkownikow.

    Pierwsze serwery oczywiście w Imperium, a ja wolałbym w Europie.
    Już czwarty serwer, z 30 użytkownikami jest w Warszawie. Otwieram stronę i co?

    > A Russian-speaking Fediverse instance powered by Mitra.

    Wat?

  40. did a little server migration with everybody's buddy claude and everything lives on! dang if he doesn't know what he's doing. not that i did anything complicated whatsoever. #mitra #activitypub #decentralization

  41. #Mitra v4.19.0

    https://codeberg.org/silverpill/mitra/releases/tag/v4.19.0
    https://codeberg.org/silverpill/mitra-web/releases/tag/v4.19.0

    - Several FEP-ae97 API improvements, including support for incremental inbox collection sync.
    - Follow request list now has a tab with outgoing follow requests.
    - Fixed federation with WordPress.

  42. @洪 民憙 (Hong Minhee) :nonbinary: Two people you may consider consulting in this case:
    • @Mike Macgirvin ?️. He invented nomadic identity in 2011. He was the first to implement it in Red (which became Hubzilla in 2015) in 2012.
      His streams repository, a fork of a fork of three forks of a fork (of a fork?) of Hubzilla, is the place where he laid the foundations of FEP-ef61 out of necessity because he was working on nomadic identity via ActivityPub (Hubzilla and (streams) use their own protocols for that), and it was the first nomadic server software that had it implemented.
      Also, his Forte, itself a fork of the streams repository, is the only Fediverse server software that uses nothing but ActivityPub to establish nomadic identity and relies on FEP-ef61 to do that. Basically, it's (streams) with no Nomad and Zot6 support, and syncing between clones is triggered by a cronjob because, unlike Zot6 and Nomad, ActivityPub doesn't provide any ways to trigger immediate, near-real-time syncs.
      Mike hasn't been caught online for quite a while, though, although he's still working on both (streams) and Forte.
    • @silverpill is gradually turning Mitra from a typical non-nomadic, account/login-equals-identity, one-identity-per-account Fediverse software into something that's every bit as nomadic as Hubzilla, (streams) and Forte while casting everything necessary for this process into FEPs.
      I'm not sure whether this will include containerising identities like the channels on Hubzilla, (streams) and Forte and allowing multiple fully independent identities on the same account, just like the same identity (channel) would be able to exist on independent accounts on different servers.

    That said, is your goal only to use FEP-ef61 for identities that are tied to their accounts and their servers? Or is your goal fully-fledged nomadic identity on the same level as on Forte?

    #Long #LongPost #CWLong #CWLongPost #FediMeta #FediverseMeta #CWFediMeta #CWFediverseMeta #Hubzilla #Streams #(streams) #Forte #Mitra #NomadicIdentity #FEP_ef61
  43. 1. foo
    2. bar
    3. baz
    4. qux
    5. quux
    6. corge
    7. grault
    8. garply
    9. waldo
    10. fred
    11. plugh
    12. xyzzy
    13. thud
    

    1. foo
    2. bar
    3. baz
    4. qux
    5. quux
    6. corge
    7. grault
    8. garply
    9. waldo
    100. fred
    1111. plugh
    122. xyzzy
    133. thud

    ...wtf? 🤔

    #mitra