Likes https://mastodon.social/@GroupNebula563/115535039116067156.
Furbland's Very Cool Mastodon™: "@snarfed.org @buzzing.cc not o…" – Mastodon
Likes https://mastodon.social/@GroupNebula563/115535039116067156.
Furbland's Very Cool Mastodon™: "@snarfed.org @buzzing.cc not o…" – Mastodon
thanks! and, interesting. I do see that buzzing.cc posted that one, but I can't find any evidence in our logs that we ever saw it in seattletimes.com's RSS feed.
any chance you know of another example?
Likes https://indieweb.social/@bonfire/115533227673714782.
Bonfire: "RE: https://mastodon.social/@a…" – Indieweb.Social
ahhhh, I see. true! the AP id we generate is only based on the post's URL itself, it doesn't also include the site that's posting it, so yeah, they'd collide.
any chance you have a recent example of a collision? I've been looking but haven't found one yet.
Likes https://mastodon.social/@quillmatiq/115532422492516627.
Anuj Ahooja: "RE: https://mastodon.social/@a…" – Mastodon
Likes https://mastodon.social/@anewsocial/115532414137673471.
A New Social: "Last week @Bonfire launched t…" – Mastodon
hmm! looks like this is just an aggregator? that's been a pretty established pattern in the web for many decades. the posts seem clearly like links to articles on other domains, ie it's not trying to pass them off as its own, right?