[@ramsey@phpc.social](https://activitypub.space/user/ramsey%40phpc.social) sounds like a problem for the next FEP π
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Oohh! I *love* kicking the can down the road. Letβs do that!! π€©π€©π€©
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Thereβs enough issues here that Mastodon is starting to break down as a communication tool. We may need to move this over to code edge issues soon.
But, Iβd expect a proper LOLA data migration would move endorsements as easily as any other records. Encryption keys may be a complicating factor, but thatβs something to hash out on Codeberg.
@benpate@mastodon.social endorsements task force?
With an associated category on activitypub.space?
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Oohh! I *love* kicking the can down the road. Letβs do that!! π€©π€©π€©
@benpate@mastodon.social I'm going to be talking about how smaller chained FEPs are better than larger ones.
Endorsements tech tree when?
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@ramsey
Two separate issues:
1. moving servers (happy to discuss that in another thread)
2. What is an endorsement?
I'd like to keep to that topic for now. My understanding of Ben's proposal (please correct if I'm wrong:
* It's a TWO way bridge, e.g. I have to endorse and you have accept
* At a core level, that's it, just a series of two-way connections
* But the question is "what do we do with these connections?
* I'm suggesting that it's more helpful in aggregate (I think Ben agrees)
* So the real question is how do we rollup these various signals and present them to the user? When I see your avatar on a post or reply, what do I see that gives me confidence you are a trusted person? 3 people I know endorse you? etc...> @scottjenson@social.coop said in Tagging those who contributed to the `Endorse` activity design. Here's an update:
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> So the real question is how do we rollup these various signals and present them to the user?Personally I would leave this part out of any standard you write because a lot of it falls under "implementation details" which you can punt elsewhere
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