Hi @liaizon @aSeppoToTry, what's the problem getting redirected, are you getting dizzy?
Which user agent does so? A webbrowser should render a sensible page and so should a fediverse client.
Hi @liaizon @aSeppoToTry, what's the problem getting redirected, are you getting dizzy?
Which user agent does so? A webbrowser should render a sensible page and so should a fediverse client.
Hi @liaizon, no it's not dead by any means. Only look at the podcast ecosystem. It's just no space for innovation of the standard itself. However it can be reliably used. Maybe because.
Hi @liaizon, #RSS is all informal and has no standard. #Atom, however, has #RFC4287 https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/rfc4287. And there are extensions, e.g. RFC4695 and RFC5005. Both of which I am about to implement in @aSeppoToTry.
There are quite some useful wheels already.
@liaizon which would be strikingly naive but understandable for a corporation with unilateral (cough) spirit.
Hi @liaizon, how would one do the privacy-policy discovery properly? #Webfinger? https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc7033#section-4.3 like https://seppo.social/.well-known/webfinger?resource=https://seppo.social&rel=privacy-policy
Naturally, nobody implements this to date. What for? (I didn't until 10min ago)
Update: the url should just be in the regular jrd response.
Hi @deadsuperhero, I doubt one can get standard results in the sense of #ActivityPub. It's too generic. Look what https://www.w3.org/TR/activitystreams-vocabulary/#dfn-note says; contrived informal examples. That's practically useless.
So it's either #ActivityPub and you have no idea what you get or it's a certain flavour which has no standard at all.
And having no easy to use schemas for json makes the problem even worse. A way out could be publicly usable compliance tests, but this drags since early on. I haven't seen open public compliance reports so far (other than what I do myself).
Hi @deadsuperhero, why should it? For standards or convenience sake? Problem is there are no compliance check reporters, are there? #ActivityPub