Hi! Thanks for the fast reply!
Another mastodon server it is then, I guess.

Matthias

Hi.

My mastodon instance is shutting down and I am looking for alternatives.
Does this software support activitypub clients, like mobile apps and so on?
Right now I am using fedilab on Android and toot on CLI, but I guess if one works, the other should as well.

If yes I will see whether I can use it and self-host my refuge, so to speak.
Maybe I can even import my toot history (of 13k toots).

Either way thanks for developing this!
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Matthias

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Hi,

I'm not quite sure what the "triage" permission in todo.sr.ht actually means.
Can someone elaborate?

Matthias

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On 17-06-2021 07:01:31, Tassilo Horn wrote:
> andrew spada <spada.andrew.j@gmail.com> writes:
> 
> > Pulling a random project for example, in https://sr.ht/~welt/murse/ I
> > can click on links for the git, lists, and todo pages for murse. None
> > of these pages link back to the main URL for the project, [...]
>
> The "problem" is that all those services are not coupled. [...]
> 
> So IMHO, it's the responsibility of maintainers to link all resources
> together in the descriptions / README.md files so that navigation
> becomes easy.  [...]

I agree, although a mechanism to add these links manually wouldn't hurt right?

Hi Drew,

Just read your article "Provided "as is", without warranty of any kind", I like
it a lot.

Some people don't understand the implications of MIT(-like) licenses at all.

In the light of

> Many people who rely on free and open source software [...] think that the
> developers have a responsibility to provide good maintenance, or any
> maintenance at all, for their work. This is simply not true.

and

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