@sorenpeter @darch (#hzj5gyq) Hey! Welcome to Twtxt! 🤗

@sorenpeter (#ctgom2a) Also btw... Whatever code/client you're attempting to write needs to do a few things like preprocess your text and translate @`foo` into @``.

So... @darch and @sorenpeter are the same person right? 😀

(#s6zxfya) @prologic @sorenpeter yes we are ;) Is there a way to auto add the `@ ` instead of just `@` ? (well that did not render as i wanted it to...)

(#s6zxfya) @sorenpeter @darch Yeah there are _some_ known bugs with some of the regexes used. @xuu is working on a parser that _should_ hopefully fix this properly going forward. But I didn't quite understand your question 🤣 Can you restate? (_without the examples_)

(#s6zxfya) @darch @sorenpeter You currently have two feeds or personas. One that exists on my pod (twtxt.net) and one that you host yourself on your own website that is **external** to my pod (_which is the primary client I use_).

@darch @sorenpeter (#s6zxfya) Yes that is correct. I noticed this before too. UTF-8 characters in username/nicknames are illegal here. Although I _guess_ they could be allowed, but that's some pretty complicated regex for me to think about 🤣

@sorenpeter (#3txg3ja) No not really. It’s another multi-user web client

@prologic @sorenpeter (#3txg3ja) conversations does not seem to work with external users...

@sorenpeter @darch (#3txg3ja) it actually does, but you need to add a few things to your PHP client. Namely preserve the subject when replying. And if you're constructing a new conversation you need to embed the Hash of the Twt you're replying to in the Twt Subject. This is all documented at