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date: '2021-03-12 10:05:34'
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xAuthor: 'J K 🇯🇵🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿'
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xContent: "<p>Been doing a bit of troubleshooting and investigating to help the bridgy fed dev get pleroma compatibility working (next up is pixelfed), primarily to make moving away from pleroma a possibility.. it feels good, progress is being made.</p>\n<p>I wonder if I’ll have as much success when I move my focus onto x-ray and how it parses atom/RSS feeds.. indigenous, together etc. are really nice social readers but the way that these feeds are parses leads to a sub-par user experience.</p>\n\n  \n    <br />"
xPublished: 'Fri, 12 Mar 2021 08:47:14 GMT'
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Looks like the issues page for both x-ray and aperture are somewhat neglected.  Shame, from what I can see they are both somewhat central to much of the indieweb..

I should look at self-hosting some of the endpoints at some point, it still takes a while for posts to make their way through the webmention.io corridors to my client.  There is an algorithm that essentially gives you a score based on post frequency, and as I'm not a frequent poster mine have to sit in a waiting room reading old magazines for a while before being seen.