nfnitloop@mastodon.social
@nfnitloop@mastodon.social@mastodon.social
Techie. Language nerd. Live in #SanDiego.
I wrote my own distributed blogging system called Diskuto. Check it out at https://github.com/diskuto/
- Comment on @ liaizon I'm using "rewrites history" loosely here. It's serving me my o 15 hours ago:
@liaizon My test confirms it:
- Comment on I'm reading through some of my #Mastodon post/repost/reply history to find something I thought I'd linked to a while ago. 15 hours ago:
@liaizon Here is my reply.
- Submitted 15 hours ago to general@activitypub.space | 1 comment
- Comment on I'm reading through some of my #Mastodon post/repost/reply history to find something I thought I'd linked to a while ago. 17 hours ago:
- Comment on I'm reading through some of my #Mastodon post/repost/reply history to find something I thought I'd linked to a while ago. 17 hours ago:
After much more spelunking, it seems to be that:
1) The author of a status I replied to deleted the original status.
2) Instead of giving me back my status with its original in_reply_to_id, Mastodon rewrites history to make it appear as if I I'm just talking to myself. 😠I was only able to verify this because I have my own backup of my mastodon history, which Mastodon can not rewrite.
- Comment on I'm reading through some of my #Mastodon post/repost/reply history to find something I thought I'd linked to a while ago. 1 day ago:
aha, it's: GET /api/v1/statuses/:id
The API returns an empty in_reply_to_id. Now the question is... is that because I missed providing that ID in my original reply? Or because the server lost it? 🤔
- I'm reading through some of my #Mastodon post/repost/reply history to find something I thought I'd linked to a while ago.activitypub.space ↗Submitted 1 day ago to general@activitypub.space | 4 comments
