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  1. Fragdev, same as ever. (And even if I did leave, it'd just be to go back to identi.ca. Not that I have any intention of doing so, though.)

    Wednesday, 18-Jul-12 03:15:52 UTC from micro.fragdev.com
    1. @psquid What features does fragdev offer, and how does one go about joining?

      Wednesday, 18-Jul-12 03:18:18 UTC from web
      1. @toksyuryel Nothing identi.ca doesn't, as far as I know. It was mostly born out of frustration with identi.ca's post-1.0-upgrade downtime.

        Wednesday, 18-Jul-12 03:20:57 UTC from micro.fragdev.com
        1. @psquid Ah, I see. So, still limited post length compared to RDN then?

          Wednesday, 18-Jul-12 03:23:08 UTC from web
          1. @toksyuryel 140, yeah. Mostly because truncated notices are a pain to deal with at the API level, so many instances follow identi.ca's lead.

            Wednesday, 18-Jul-12 03:25:03 UTC from micro.fragdev.com
          2. @toksyuryel RDN's comparative lack of federation does at least afford a greater deal of freedom in that regard.

            Wednesday, 18-Jul-12 03:26:58 UTC from micro.fragdev.com
            1. @psquid I'm not quite sure what that means. Is that just how many users are following remote users and groups? Or do you mean it is configured differently?

              Wednesday, 18-Jul-12 03:29:30 UTC from web
              1. @toksyuryel Far fewer users take advantage of it. Thus, less concern about how notices come out remotely. Afaik, no config differences.

                Wednesday, 18-Jul-12 03:32:22 UTC from micro.fragdev.com
                1. @psquid I see. Interesting.

                  Wednesday, 18-Jul-12 03:32:57 UTC from web
                  1. @toksyuryel To elaborate a little: the expanded notice (i.e., any text which goes over the local instance's length limit) is only [...]

                    Wednesday, 18-Jul-12 03:39:50 UTC from micro.fragdev.com
                  2. @toksyuryel [...] present in API responses as an HTML attachment, so actually getting at it requires some very hacky HTML parsing.

                    Wednesday, 18-Jul-12 03:40:09 UTC from micro.fragdev.com
                    1. @psquid Yuck. And I imagine you're intimately familiar with that given your work on !identicurse.

                      Wednesday, 18-Jul-12 03:43:06 UTC from web
                      1. @toksyuryel It's actually very little code, but it's heavily dependent on the page structure remaining at least somewhat similar.

                        Wednesday, 18-Jul-12 03:45:40 UTC from micro.fragdev.com
                      2. @toksyuryel And, possibly as a side-effect of that first flaw, it still doesn't work reliably with every notice it encounters.

                        Wednesday, 18-Jul-12 03:46:47 UTC from micro.fragdev.com
      2. @toksyuryel As for joining, you'd have to be sent an invite, but that's no real hurdle, since any existing user can do that.

        Wednesday, 18-Jul-12 03:21:54 UTC from micro.fragdev.com