@jurjen_heeck @twit_terrorist @Gargron
One can simply link to a post, but the nicely formatted graph data doesn't display. I don't see the difference in linking to URL or quote posting. I think if you post something to a public website, others should be able to interact with that post. Turning off comments, muting, blocking are legit methods to control your personal experience, but pre-editorializing who can link to a public post I think goes too far.
https://elk.zone/mastodon.nl/@jurjen_heeck/109623908803719520
@awarsing @jurjen_heeck @twit_terrorist @Gargron the difference is the immediate visibility of the content combined with, often as seen on Twitter, a call to pile-on or otherwise disparage the original post / author.
We see this happening a LOT on Twitter. We really don’t need to add routes for bullying and abuse here.
@jonasnuts @jurjen_heeck @awarsing @twit_terrorist @Gargron You’re right, people are toxic not features but people use features and we ignore that at our peril.
You don’t have to be just a booster. Start your own conversation based on something you’ve seen! It takes fractionally more effort and is massively more valuable to the community.
@wiredfire using the same line of thought, so can someone with toxicity in mind 😉
So, not having qrt doesn't really accomplish nothing 😁
@jonasnuts that's what I do. And it almost works right.
Except links often cross instances (preview helps with that) .
And most importantly, it doesn't require consent of the original poster.
Which I think is the critical needed feature: allow quote post or not on each post you make
My ease of creating a quote post is less important than the original author being able to allow quotes or request not to be quoted