so I posted a video from the new video tab and then replied to it from peertube and it works but it doesn't give me a notification of the reply or the follow from peertube
@wakest tbh that's a bigger issue than just the notifications, ownership and management of groups and channels are currently heavily under-implemented, and it fairly unclear who receives/controls what and how, especially if we take the rest of the existing ecosystem into account.
What do you think - should you receive a follow notification, let's say in Phanpy, if your video channel - not the user account - receives a follow? As far as I'm aware there are currently no mechanisms to properly show the concept of "somebody followed the channel you own" in any of the MastoAPI clients, I can show the generic follow notification but it kinda would be misleading.
Meanwhile I'll try to tackle it at least within the built-in client
@lnkr @wakest ah yeah the follow not recieving a notification makes sense but my reply from peertube was to the video that was posted by my main account actor not the group. It was posted *into* the group channel actor but it's posted by my main account so the main account should get the reply notification not the channel
Replying to @liaizon@wake.st
it's posted by my main account so the main account should get the reply notification not the channel
And it would have received it - if peertube was also sending the mention fields in it's reply that activitypub servers usually send if there is an intention to notify some users. I'm not saying it's peertube's fault tho, I think I can figure something out
Replying to @liaizon@wake.st
@liaizon @wakest I tried to read some discussion about social media that had some mentions of activitypub, it was either in Croatian or Serbian so it wasn't going well, words looked familiar, but I couldn't understand it so I had to translate everything. Suddenly in the middle of the post there's an entire sentence that comes across as a artfully crafted multi-layered rather extremely profane tirade and somehow I can recognize every single word in it as well as the wordplay, frustration and some of the author's life experience. It's a shame I can't find it right now.
Part of it was "u plamenu" (as in "on fire/in flames"), which I found somewhat melodic, fitting with the fire-related codenames for projects that I spontaneously started using in 2022 (i.e. hence the burning.homes domain) and doesn't seem to be anyone's trademark.
I slapped it on and never gave it another thought.