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Concerning mention links, I think the only easy solution is to add a domain argument to the parser, and prefix each link with it. Any other solution I’m thinking of either imply post processing or database access in the parser

Maybe we can always use the FQN for these links so that they are correct on remote instances, and add a redirection when requesting a FQN that is on the current instance?

FQN will do the trick when talking to other Plume, but Mastodon use a different model for user links (https://mastodon.local/@<name>, notice no slash between @ and <name>), and Pleroma uses yet another (https://pleroma.local/users/<name>). So either we use users ap-url (need db access), or we use an absolute link to the current instance (not the best solution, but definitely the easiest)

FQN will do the trick when talking to other Plume, but Mastodon use a different model for user links (https://mastodon.local/@<name>, notice no slash between @ and <name>), and Pleroma uses yet another (https://pleroma.local/users/<name>). So either we use users ap-url (need db access), or we use an absolute link to the current instance (not the best solution, but definitely the easiest)

Mastodon also recognises the profile URL format of https://mastodon.local/users/<name>, to redirect to the correct user profile, I have tried it. Thus it may be possible if you were to implement the URL format of https://pleroma.local/users/<name> that it should work just fine for Mastodon too, I think?

We could change our scheme, but it wouldn’t fix how we treat remote users. /@/<user@domain> is valid with Plume, but the equivalent is not with Mastodon/Pleroma. I really think using absolute urls is the easiest way to go

One can undo activities made by others. I should fix that too before merging

I’ve no idea why it’s that way, I would expect the left panel, /USER/mentions and the notification on /web to be in sync, apparently they aren’t???

Yes, I don’t know how Pleroma works 🤷‍♀️ but I guess we can ignore this issue, it is still better than before even if not perfect…