I love that I’m seeing more and more posts to Lemmy from Mastodon.
This one feature finally ties Lemmy in with the rest of the fediverse by providing the lacking feature: making top level posts. Lemmy (along with friendica!) will lead the way in making “groups” and forums in the fediverse, accessible from any platform you choose.
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Lemmy has to make workarounds, because mastodon does not support subjects…

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Well good point 😂 the problem is that it’s very few platforms which are supporting subjects , not only Mastodon who doesn’t. You will also have problems from Misskey and Pleroma for example.
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Would be great to see subject lines supported in Mastodon. Anything that helps intercompatibiity is a win-win

@JackFromWisconsin @jakob I think, on the contrary, that’s right: Mastodon is a microblogging software and there’s no need for Mastodon to support a complete display of “subject + text” messages.

There are few projects that support these messages (Friendica, Hubzilla and bloggers like writefreely and plume) but they are more than enough 😅

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It uses it as attachment…

And yes… i would prefer, if mastodon could handle subjects…

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It would help to write up a guideline how to handle unknown objects. I would say something like “type: name” as a title followed by the summary + url or id, would be a good default.

If somebody wants to workout the details, this would make an excellent FEP. I would write it myself, if I didn’t have FEP-2e40 to finish and then a Client2Server one to write.

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