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why does Quitter strip out the rel="me" markup from !gnusocial ? Being able to do bidirectional id verification this way is very hand for distributed systems.
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@hundur the use case is being ablel to use a quitter for identity verification, both as an impersonation prevention mechanism (eg you could py a 'verified' badge on urls in profiles that link back, in the way the !gnusocial kinda does with OpenID ones) It also means you could use a gnusocial account as an indieauth ID http://status.hackerposse.com/url/9772 which has other benefits. …
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@kevinmarks Oh, do you mean on the profile page? And not in notices. Yeah, that should absolutely be added. The meta tags etc. that are there now are just copied there as-necessary-for-federation afaik, so let's just add this too .)
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@kevinmarks You're very welcome to make a merge request, otherwise I will do it tomorrow! https://git.gnu.io/h2p/Qvitter
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@kevinmarks I've got an ugly hack that loads the classic view, checks if there's javascript and then loads !qvitter unless there's a cookie disabling it. So that's why my site delivers more metadata than for your identity ;)
So I should add the rel="me" and h-card stuff to profile URLs on !qvitter, check!