@smallcircles@social.coop indeed, we cut off at the end of a sentence and link out to the full page for Articles (although in this case it's not very long) The cutoff is somewhere around 500 chars.

@pfefferle @django fyi, this is probably an issue worth you both knowing about for wordpress activitypub.

@julian I also receive notifications of this type on Friendica; basically, I can receive notifications about threads I've interacted with, even just by liking them. Before reading your post, I thought it was an Activitypub implementation.

Grazie per la condivisioneRitengo che, al di là dell'implementazione tecnica specifica toccata anche dall'articolo, l'aspetto davvero rivoluzionario stia nel come si possa spiegare a chiunque quanto il web possa tornare (tornare!!) protocollo-centrico, dalla deriva odierna dove, invece, è sostanzialmente inteso come servizio-centrico, con tutte le gravi conseguenze che stiamo pagando e che per fortuna stanno diventando oggetto di forte dibattito e protesta da ormai diverso tempo a questa parte.Grazie!Cercherò di trarne almeno due o tre lezioni per i miei studenti e (sarebbe importantissimo) anche per i miei colleghi!

@evanYes, I know it. And I'm already thinking about bringing it to Fedilab. My main difficulty right now is being alone with a lot of work already. But I do think it's also my role as a developer to bring things forward. Especially when I believe in it.

@wjmaggos There is a problem with the Barnes and Noble analogy. Yes, if you are on mastodon.social and they ban you, you will lose your data. But if you are on hachyderm and mastodon.social blocks you, you don't lose you data (and you can still be seen by the rest of the Fedi). In the analogy, it's like the later case. As long as you trust your server provider your data is fine. It's the same for both network protocols.