(#nkrwwha) @mckinley I never used it... It looks like it shows a limited amount of toots (I don't know if it's limited by num of toots or by date range)

@prologic (#nkrwwha) I don't know enough about mastodon to be sure

@prologic (#nkrwwha) Well, I just went to confirm, and people are referring to their presence on mastodon with the initial @, so... yes, better support both formats!

(#nkrwwha) @prologic screenshot of error while testing

(#nkrwwha) @eaplmx Yes but that won't matter as the Feeds service will basically poll the RSS feed and track it over time writing new Twts into the Twtxt feed 👌 -- This _would_ already work as-is if you just shove in the `.rss` URI, but I'm going to add first-class support for this with something like: `mastodon:user@server`

(#nkrwwha) @marado @mckinley and anyone else interested. This PR is merged and rolled out to the Feeds service/instance I run 👌

(#nkrwwha) @mckinley Thanks! Figured that out too 👌

(#nkrwwha) Done 👌 by the time you read this the update should have gone out 🤞

(#nkrwwha) @marado Yes 😅

(#nkrwwha) @prologic > So I think the PR to add support for Twtxt to Mastodon is probably not going to happen by the looks of it That's not what I got from reading that thread. I think it's more than possible that we'll see outbound integration with twtxt. Kudos to Jeremy Potter for submitting that patch. He seems to have deleted his account on twtxt.net so I can't mention him properly. As for inbound integration, I think a self-hosted bridge, independent from yarnd or any ActivityPub implementation, is the way to go.