@xuu (#dlpfxuq) Pinning Twts is already a thing via Booimarks 😁 Clearly you haven’t updated in a while 😂

@lyse (#dlpfxuq) As there is no real provable identity here anyway, this is good enough 👌 Over time I’ve realized that humans are pretty good at patterns and identifying people even on platforms as simple as Twtxt / Yarn.social 😁

Alright everybody, please have a look at the draft of the Metadata Extension Specification here: For your convenience the rendered version is here:

(#dlpfxuq) @adi Nevermind, I just found it. ```printf "* [%s: %s](%s)\n", Y, tmrsl[trm], f``` Makes sense now.

@adi @mckinley (#dlpfxuq) Lol no worries 🤣 May the fork be with you 🤗 😂

(#dlpfxuq) @adi Yes, I got `smu` installed to run the script and I figured that markdown was being generated somewhere but I don't know where that is or what purpose it serves.

@lyse (#dlpfxuq) Oh nice! 👌 Having a read now… 🙇‍♂️

(#dlpfxuq) @adi Oops, I think we just hijacked another thread. Sorry about that @prologic and co.

@lyse (#dlpfxuq) This looks good 👌 One thing: > For security reasons clients should not automatically update local nicks without user consent. Otherwise users can be tricked into believing twts are coming from somebody else they’re following. Clients should ask the users when a nick change is detected. This was a problem that came up a while ago which is why `yarnd`’s web interface displays the domain of the feed: e.g: `lyse@lyse.isobeef.org` The mobile app Goryon needs to be taught to do this too 👌