Farooq Karimi ZadehLet's see how many Muslims are out there on Fediverse. Are you a #muslim?
Please boost it so we can have more accurate statistics.
I am a Muslim
Not a Muslim
Poll ended at .
Moritz BartlA reminder that Mastodon polls may appear to be anonymous, but the server/database admin(s) have access to individual voting data.
EDIT: And the poster, in their raw message archive! EDIT2: Not true for Mastodon! May be true for non-Mastodon servers like Akkoma.
xrvs
Terence EdenI also tried to find documentation on this, but failed. The whole thing should be better documented. A vote is an #ActivityPub message -- so where does it end up, if not in the archive?
Sebastian Lasse@gamambel @xarvos @farooqkz @Edent
Well, the documentation for this is in the specs.
It is all a `Question` type which can optionally have `oneOf` or `anyOf` if it'a a non-open-question.
Apart from formal spec., there is also a section on how to represent https://www.w3.org/TR/activitystreams-vocabulary/#questions
A sidenote:
It was said that akkoma makes the votes public in the Archive but this must depend on if the inReplyTo was sent as Public https://www.w3.org/TR/activitypub/#client-addressing
@sl007 @xarvos @farooqkz @Edent
You may be right, but it's not obvious to me. Since votes are replies to Questions, it is not inherently clear to me why these messages *directed to me as creator* (?) are not available in my ActivityPub stream. Just because the UI does not expose them, it doesn't tell me if they are really not available. Regardless of Public status or not, since they are replies to *my* Question?
I don't see this being addressed in the spec.
@gamambel It isn't a question of the spec, it's about implementation.
There's nothing in the spec which says you have to be notified when someone favourites your post. But, by common convention, you are.