Some silo examples of "home" vs "notifications":
and of course more on the wiki
Some discussion from IRC about whether hardcoding a "home" channel even makes sense in the first place.
@aaronpk I’m having trouble with OwnYourGram — it posted a few photos on 1/29 but nothing since then. When I hit Post manually, I get “There was an error posting the photo!”. I authenticate as avi.micro.blog — any chance you could take a quick look? Thanks!
@aaronpk I’m having trouble with OwnYourGram — it posted a few photos on 1/29 but nothing since then. When I hit Post manually, I get “There was an error posting the photo!”. I authenticate as avi.micro.blog — any chance you could take a quick look? Thanks!
@oyam To me, the difference is that it wouldn't be acceptable if we allowed hashtags but only #books and nothing else. Because emoji are already finite, focusing on a smaller set doesn't seem as unusual.
My first thought is concerning potentially writing posts offline. I think I would like to be able to query my micropub endpoint and get an array of contacts, in the same way I can get an array of syndication targets. This allows the ability to be writing a post offline and to power either person tagging or @-mentioning.
Right now you can only have one draft post at a time (if you click cancel while writing a post, it will ask if you want to save you post as a draft, if so it will auto-fill the form when you open it back up again).
Eventually I would like if you are offline to click "Post" and to have it auto-post when it gets internet again. So in those cases I would want to be able to handle all nickname cache stuff on device after the initial login (and maybe periodically refetching the cache every couple of days or something).
I can see how it could be useful to query the server with the string so far in a situation where you know you have internet.