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lnxw48 GNUSocial , dragnucs , bobjonkman2 , cyberczar , orobouros , betafive

@cyberczar @betafive @orobouros @bobjonkman2 @dragnucs I'm pretty sure there is some instance-blocking functionality already in !Gnusocial. Back when Evan's company was the primary host of !StatusNet, some spammer instances arose that sta…

mmn hackfest

I'm looking into #Diaspora protocol stuff for the !hackfest but I can't seem to do a non-ha…

mmn hackfest

I'm looking into #Diaspora protocol stuff for the !hackfest but I can't seem to do a non-ha…

lnxw48 zoowar , benfell

@benfell You should be able to find a link to the #webfinger spec at webfinger dot net.

laemeur sdf , mcscx , lnxw48 , nanook

It can be done. The !sdf instance is installed on a subdirectory, and federation works just fine. The big disadvantage of doing so is that users have no #WebFinger account ID unless they manually set-up WebFinger on their domain, and this can…

laemeur sdf , mcscx , lnxw48 , nanook

It can be done. The !sdf instance is installed on a subdirectory, and federation works just fine. The big disadvantage of doing so is that users have no #WebFinger account ID unless they manually set-up WebFinger on their domain, and this can…

mmn GNUSocial , sdf

Cool that !sdf is running a !gnusocial node. But if it's run as a subdirectory, I highly re…

mmn GNUSocial , sdf

Cool that !sdf is running a !gnusocial node. But if it's run as a subdirectory, I highly re…

mcscx mmn

@mmn indeed, showing the #webfinger address on the profile page would be nice. :-)

erkanyilmaz fedgroups , oldpostblue

actually for me it's different I have noticed with GS instances: I can't use the #webfinger anymore to add them, only the #http links