FurbyOnSteroids on Nostr: So, with #Ghost also adding #activitypub I was wondering if there's a way to ...
So, with #Ghost also adding #activitypub I was wondering if there's a way to distinguish each service within the protocol. So say you follow 50 people in 20 different services, all activitypub. Now you basically have a huge list of content with basically no grouping, filtering or anything. Isn't that just a huge mess? Can clients recognize what the content is and how to display it in a sane way? Split by service type or something?
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2024-04-22 18:56:48Event JSON
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