(#oyi5iua) @marado See, even if we (for example) did something to change the behaviour of `yarnd` such that it:
1. produced a `twtxt.txt` feed that stripped `\u2028` so all posts are single-line.
2. converted Markdown to "plain text"
3. limited posts to 140 characters
Would this make few that scream and shout the loudest happier that Yarn is more _properly_ using Twtxt? π€ Would Yarn _then_ be considered to be using Twtxt as-it-is/was intended? π€
Of course this would have the side effect of:
- Your longer posts would now be truncated and meaningless.
- Posting links to images would no longer work.
- Threading would no non-existent.
And so we're back to square one, where Twtxt as-it-was-is intended is a spec that whilst on its own useful for a very limited number of use-cases it lacks certain features that make microBlogging and interacting with others viable.
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(#oyi5iua) @darch I think having a way to layer on features so those who can support/desire them can. It would be best for the community to be able to layer on (or off) the features.
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