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  1. Discussion of the # Note's "name" property usage and it's processing by Pleroma. Main attention is on the Client to Server interactions that are being implemented in #

    I feel that we mixing two different use cases here:

    1. An ActivityPub property, to which a Note's Subject/Title is placed, when entered via Pleroma web UI.
    I understood about this point.

    2. Delivery / sending to other servers a Note, which came from a client application or from another server and which has the "name" property.
    I assume that if incoming Note has the "name" property, Pleroma doesn't delete that property, but sends it to recipients with the same value.
    ?!

    https://git.pleroma.social/pleroma/pleroma/issues/635

    Thursday, 14-Feb-19 05:40:18 UTC from loadaverage.org
    1. @andstatus Pleroma/Mastodon WebUI is using the summary field, name has just no place at all in the REST APIs nor in the current world of the fediverse.
      And even in a bit different world: Friendica posts with a title are Articles, without they are Notes.

      Thursday, 14-Feb-19 05:47:38 UTC from queer.hacktivis.me
      1. @lanodan It's OK for # and # to use in their UI "summary" property only. Especially taking into account that Mastodon actually doesn't have Title/Subject of a "toot" but "CW" only (Content Warning) that fits into semantics of #'s "summary" better than into "name".
        Above decision shouldn't influence the "name" property, one of basic properties of # vocabulary.

        Regarding current usage: Pump.io uses both "name" and "summary" properties since its creation in 2013, and they live together without problems.

        Thursday, 14-Feb-19 06:15:38 UTC from loadaverage.org