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1. AndStatus at GnuSocial.no (andstatus@gnusocial.no)'s status on Wednesday, 14-Aug-2019 05:32:45 UTC AndStatus at GnuSocial.no

   • Ramble Bramble
   @rmbl Oh, I see that I was confused a bit about terminology. The "Group" notion in #ActivityPub is about a group of Actors (people etc.), but we are talking here about a named "Collection" of notes/activities.
   But actually GNU Social calls such collections "Groups" :-)
   I'm creating descriptions and comparisons of Groups/Lists notions in different types of social networks, supported by #AndStatus, here: https://github.com/andstatus/andstatus/issues/248#issuecomment-219826572
   
   No, I don't use IRC. That way of communication is in another Universe for me :-)
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   • AndStatus at GnuSocial.no (andstatus@gnusocial.no)'s status on Monday, 12-Aug-2019 18:17:03 UTC AndStatus at GnuSocial.no

     • Fedilab
     • Ramble Bramble
     @rmbl Sometimes I need the same, and I also feel that it is inconvenient to keep "unread" all notifications in order not to forget one of them.
     Recently I started implementation of Group/Lists support in #AndStatus. And I see that creation of some personal "ToDo" group and adding any note/ activity to that group could help in such cases. Unfortunately AFAIK only #ActivityPub supports such actions, meaning that such custom groups of notes could be automatically synced between User's devices or even shared... Moreover, each "Social network" in #AndStatus logically should have its own group...
     So it seems that I will start from some device-local groups (like tags...) that can be easily viewed...
     @fedilab
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   • Joshua Judson Rosen (rozzin@status.hackerposse.com)'s status on Wednesday, 14-Aug-2019 20:20:14 UTC Joshua Judson Rosen

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     • GNU Social
     Comparing #communication features of !gnusocial, #Facebook, #Twitter, #Mastodon...: https://github.com/andstatus/andstatus/issues/248#issuecomment-521361507
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