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The other things is collection filtering. This is where you check each item in a page to see if the client can actually read it, and leaving it out if not. It's very important if you include embedded objects, and not that important if not. If you only include references, they can be checked when the client tries to fetch them.

So, here's the trade-off: adding embedded objects can reduce the number of extra HTTP requests required to render the page of objects. For example, if showing a `followers` collection, adding each actor's name, avatar, and so on can be a real savings.

However, it puts a lot of costs on the server -- looking up cached or local data about each object.

Long story short: adding embedded objects is a pressure towards having smaller page sizes.

If you're not showing embedded objects, then filling up a collection page is usually just a couple of database queries. And adding more items to the page has very little extra cost.

The bigger your pages are, the fewer requests a client has to make to get all the data.

So, I think if you're not doing embedded objects, the pressure is towards bigger pages.

@smallcircles @hongminhee @evan @steve browser.pub is incorrect here -- having a range of Object or Link doesn't mean that schema PropertyValue is not allowed. it means that the value is inferred to be an Object or a Link *in addition to* a PropertyValue. there is no problem as long as there are no conflicting statements being made.

cc @js

@kleisli @MichalBryxi

Oh, cool! So, yes, I'd highly recommend the book I wrote for O'Reilly Media about ActivityPub:

https://evanp.me/activitypub-book/

@kleisli @MichalBryxi great. I can't do that for you. You can make a feature request to Mastodon to hide notifications from particular servers, or you can block tags.pub or add hashtag NoTagsPub to your bio.

@kleisli @MichalBryxi Mastodon has that!

https://fedi.tips/customising-your-notifications-on-mastodon/

@MichalBryxi @alex @smallcircles it's a hack, agreed.

@squinky dude

@MichalBryxi hi! I'm one of the authors of ActivityPub and the developer of tags.pub.

There is not a native ActivityPub way to follow a hashtag.

Following a hashtag in Mastodon only shows you everything with that tag that is shared by someone on your server, or someone that someone on your server follows.

The point of tags.pub is to follow hashtags globally.

If you don't want to participate, block away!

@smallcircles @alex @MichalBryxi it's pretty common on the Fediverse.

That said, I'd love to add vocabulary terms for it. And you could edit your actor object and add them.