@mooooooo@qaf.men sort of! Mastodon does it that way, where if you request the keyId as identified in the HTTP signature, it returns the entire user object. That's what we call a "Mastodon-ism". It's not strictly right, but it is what it is. AP implementations should properly handle it if you return just the publicKey portion alone. For example, @evan's tags.pub does this correctly. @test@tags.pub will return the full actor object, but if you query the publicKeyPem, you get this: https://tags.pub/user/test/publickey

We're still in kinda stealth mode, as we don't have any formal release yet, and our instances are invite-only.But we will publish our first release after the holidays, and start openly inviting folks around the same time.Until then, you can find us at https://cookifed.dev !

@cagatay lastly if there are spots that you find NodeBB lacking, please do continue to discuss them here or open issues. We're receptive to improvements to NodeBB, and if they're not too niche of an improvement we'll usually be happy to put it into core. Otherwise plugins are where things should go

@weekinfediverse@mitra.social why does harmony have a commit that replaces all em-dashes with hyphens

@apps @HolosSocial I'd be happy about a desktop version as well.

@yezanek Post about your thoughts and progress.If you use the #FediDev hash-tag, other Fediverse developers will see it, too.

@toddsundsted@epiktistes.com absolutely. In fact, the app that made the AP news rounds a couple months ago was Holos, an AP client on your phone that connected to a server elsewhere. That's the ideal use case for C2S, but alas they didn't go that route. I'm hoping to look into using it to enable cross-instance activities. Think "liking and replying" using your Mastodon account while browsing a WordPress site.