@hazelnoot honestly, fair
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@hazelnoot honestly, fair
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If you store activities you NEED to do this to save disk space. I think a follow activity by sharkey is 97% json-ld context.
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@helge @hazelnoot yeah, you can discard the json-ld @context as long as you store the IRI such that you can theoretically retrieve back that same object in full later. But you also need to interpret the JSON with JSON-LD and @context in mind, otherwise you'll get weird behaviour because of JSON-LD's weird behaviour.
e.g., an object missing a items key is the same as items as an empty array. Or how everything property may technically be an array of properties or an embeded object if it's @id
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Not what I said. I said: You should just disregard the json-ld context.
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@helge i'm agreeing but also disagreeing in a small amount at the same time.
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@helge for servers that aggressively cache media (like Mastodon for example) it's at best misguided to worry about raw json size.
