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1/2 Ok, i can understand Ostatus isn't the best piece of code in the planet. But in software projects decisions shouldn't be taken from a merely technical point of view, code is also political, and decisions about code have political implications. For example hubzilla has it's own protocol but they took the political decision of supporting other protocols via plugins. The decision of mastodon dropping Ostatus, at this moment, has a political... 1/2
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maryjane :fediverso: (maryjane@social.coletivos.org)'s status on Friday, 28-Dec-2018 13:33:55 UTC maryjane :fediverso: - Colegota El Villano repeated this.
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maryjane :fediverso: (maryjane@social.coletivos.org)'s status on Friday, 28-Dec-2018 00:22:07 UTC maryjane :fediverso: @Gargron
Ok. But what improves in mastodon by removing Ostatus support?
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maryjane :fediverso: (maryjane@social.coletivos.org)'s status on Friday, 28-Dec-2018 00:23:57 UTC maryjane :fediverso: @Gargron @kevat
At least from a technical point of view.From the fediverse point of view for me it would be like to cut off a part of the fediverse if federation with Gnu Social stops
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maryjane :fediverso: (maryjane@social.coletivos.org)'s status on Friday, 28-Dec-2018 15:34:17 UTC maryjane :fediverso: @heluecht @Gargron
2/2 Implication, it cuts out a part of the fediverse... But if it's going to happen it would be best if it happened in a fased way, like gor example a 6 month period from announcing to implementing. That could give time for other projects to migrate if they want, or implement AP plugins, give users time to migrate if tge project software they use dosent implrment support to AP. Male the thing smoother.
2/2Colegota El Villano repeated this.