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1. AndStatus (andstatus@loadaverage.org)'s status on Saturday, 28-Jan-2017 16:43:54 UTC AndStatus

   • Juanjo Faico
   • Kris Herds
   @kris In order to hide notifications on favorited messages:
   Go to AndStatus Settings -> Filters -> "Hide messages based on keywords or exact phrases".
   And type in double quotes this: "favorited something by".
   • AndStatus (andstatus@loadaverage.org)'s status on Sunday, 29-Jan-2017 04:41:53 UTC AndStatus

     • Juanjo Faico
     • Kris Herds
     @kris These "favorited something"/"deleted" notifications shouldn't be sent by GNU Social server software as ordinary messages in the first place...
   • AndStatus (andstatus@loadaverage.org)'s status on Monday, 30-Jan-2017 05:21:29 UTC AndStatus

     • Juanjo Faico
     • Kris Herds
     @kris Filters don't prevent messages from being downloaded. Filters only hide these messages from a Timeline. But you will still see them in the Conversation view.
     @thefaico
   • AndStatus (andstatus@loadaverage.org)'s status on Monday, 30-Jan-2017 05:26:38 UTC AndStatus

     • Juanjo Faico
     • Joshua Judson Rosen
     @rozzin We are talking about client API. It's "Twitter compatible" and there are no "Activity streams" there yet. BTW AndStatus does support Activity Streams API to connect to Pump.io.
   • AndStatus (andstatus@loadaverage.org)'s status on Saturday, 04-Feb-2017 17:54:23 UTC AndStatus

     • Juanjo Faico
     • Joshua Judson Rosen
     • Kris Herds
     @rozzin You provided URL for one of more than 20 APIs (actions/requests...), which should work properly in order to tell that "it is supported".
     Last year I created the task for AndStatus to "Use Activity Streams API for GNU Social", please read: https://github.com/andstatus/andstatus/issues/378
     But after initial discussion, including here in GNU Social, I've got that actually no full-featured client exists that uses ActivityStreams json APIs and hence it would be naïve to assume that the API "works". No GNU Social developer told me: "Just start implementation from your side, I will add and fix, what will be needed, at the GNU Social server side".
     In fact, very annoying bug / deficiency in the "search" of the "supported" Twitter-compatible API stays not even commented by developers for 7 months https://git.gnu.io/gnu/gnu-social/issues/206
     I guess now you understand, why I think that ActivityStreams json format is not supported (cannot tell about AtoPub...)
     @kris