@thisismissem fwiw NodeBB does support emoji reactions, just not federating them. There’s a plugin for it.
julian@community.nodebb.org
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I wish NodeBB had emoji reactions, @julian just said something hilariousSo silverpill@mitra.social, does your FEP capture the entirety of emoji reactions on the fediverse?

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I wish NodeBB had emoji reactions, @julian just said something hilariousthisismissem@hachyderm.io is there an FEP for it

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What would be a good @peertube server for like videos on open-source / fediverse / tech?johannab@cosocial.ca to be fair I think Jedi Forum might bring more visitors.
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Moving a federated post into another topic@malte@forum.fedi.dk @Kichae I tested the following use cases:
- Moving a remote post to another topic (a local topic)
- Merging a remote topic with a local topic
- Merging a remote topic into a remote topic
All cases worked okay. Potentially this was fixed already with some other unrelated fixes?
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Can I change the lettering on tags in NodeBB after the fact?@malte@forum.fedi.dk this is the issue you’ll want to subscribe to:
https://github.com/NodeBB/NodeBB/issues/12435
I think NodeBB tags are always lowercased, which is something we could reconsider…
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Moving a federated post into another topic@Kichae @malte@forum.fedi.dk as you two have discovered, topic management tooling for remote topics is far less exhaustively tested

The move post functionality specifically I don’t think has been tested at all, so:
https://github.com/NodeBB/NodeBB/issues/13204
@Kichae said in Moving a federated post into another topic:
> merging remote topicsMerging two remote topics together? Or one remote and one local?
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Federation between NodeBB and Bookwyrm@malte@forum.fedi.dk are you able to run the forum in dev mode?
Only then will ActivityPub logging be enabled. Once that is being logged, try the follow again and let me know what errors show up.
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controversial protocol goals for a more conversational fedi:@trwnh@mastodon.social correct. I suppose the easiest way to communicate permission would be that the thread deletion has to come from the context owner. In my case the context owner is a category, so it’d be federating out the deletion on behalf of the moderators.
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controversial protocol goals for a more conversational fedi:@trwnh@mastodon.social OP shouldn’t necessarily be able to unilaterally delete their thread, though.
At least it doesn’t work that way in forums, but I can see how it would be different based on implementor expectations.
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@general-discussion Is there a manual for regular users of NodeBB?Hi @malte@radikal.social! We actually have an issue open for that:
https://github.com/nodebb/nodebb/issues/13127
Basically we should make it more readily apparent that a category can be followed and posted to.
For Mastodon you have to mention the category. Mastodon conflates addressing and notifications.
Other software could potentially address the category instead of mentioning.
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"if you're interested in _______, join our fedi server where we talk about _______ etc."@wjmaggos@liberal.city that’s true for Mastodon, but not for other servers with more of a community focused aspect, like NodeBB.