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  • fluffy-critter https://github.com/fluffy-critter   •   Jun 27

    #40 Moving feeds/items between channels

    Aaron Parecki
    I've had this on my todo list for Aperture for quite a while: https://github.com/aaronpk/Aperture/issues/37

    Moving a feed/subscription to a new channel does seem like something potentially useful for a client to do, although I'm not sure what I would want the UX of that to look like.

    Before this ends up in the Microsub spec, I'd want to see at least Aperture and one other server support the feature on its own even without a client UI for it.

    If any client developers have an idea for what this might look like in the apps that'd be great to see sketched out here as well.

    Thanks for starting this discussion!
    Portland, Oregon
    Thu, Jun 27, 2019 12:58pm -07:00
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