Ok, this is a potential corner case but maybe still interesting. Posts imported with rss-polling contain HTML code. If these posts are federated, most of the HTML code breaks and goes through as plain text. In an ideal world, at least links would be translated. But if this is too much hassle, at t…

Just for your context, when ActivityPub content is federated (from any platform) it is typically federated as HTML. We will alway federate Discourse posts as HTML by default. What you probably want is a custom filter for ActivityPub content. We may add that at some point soonish, however this is a …

I understand. Do you think this is something we could try to push via Marketplace ? It is a specific use case but it impacts us fully.

It can’t hurt to try posting a request in Marketplace !

Looking at the screenshot they posted it still seems like there's almost certainly some kind of bug here, although I can't tell if it's on the Mastodon side or the Discourse side. Even the most complex HTML should just turn into plain-text when Mastodon parses it. Not whatever broken HTML markup is …

Thank you very much @nightpool for looking into this. I can see the post in my Mastodon timeline because I’m following the account but I don’t know how to get a URL that is not the original post on Discourse . If you want, you can follow the actor and then I can federate another post for testing purp…

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tobiaseigen (Tobias Eigen) 21 Maggio 2025, 9:12pm 5

Non può far male provare a pubblicare una richiesta in Marketplace!

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