@mgfp if you follow an account on mastodon you only get the posts from that account and any posts that they boost or interact with

Since you're using AI to code this it may be worth exploring what aspects of Activity-Relay differ from what is detailed in the retrospective FEP ae0c https://w3id.org/fep/ae0c

I'm not updated on what current day screenreaders can do. I'd assume they can deal with JS these days, but I don't know for sure. Screenreaders read all text on a page out loud for people with visual impairments. How your site looks doesn't matter to screenreader software. The semantic structure of the HTML matters.

@sam there are so many possibilities. It's almost strange there aren't some important examples like this. As if people, organizations etc doggedly don't want to invalidate choices of the past... . Maybe all it would take is a single visible example?

implementing ActivityPub from scratch? Why do that though? As someone mentioned there is https://fedify.dev/ but also Fedbox itself relying on microfed. So you can rely on existing small servers and libraries https://socialdocs.org/docs/ecosystem/libraries-overview I would precisely suggest NOT to make your own solution if it's not your focus. If you are a Pinterest alternative, focus on the photo sharing experience (I naively assume that's the core) and rely on something well maintained to federate.

@teknevra@lemmy.world The work done by the developers, and @julian@activitypub.space in particular, has transformed NodeBB from a forum platform to a federated platform with categories that can be used by users of other NodeBB servers, as well as Lemmy and Mastodon users. I recommend checking out some public NodeBB servers (my server, however, isn't suitable for you, as it's reserved for an Italian audience).

well there's an NSFW Lemmy and Piefed instance now <img class="not-responsive emoji" src="https://activitypub.space/assets/plugins/nodebb-plugin-emoji/emoji/android/1f60f.png?v=9f67c8a21b0" title="" />