@[email protected] @[email protected] Right, it gets a little confusing when implementors inherit context from the objects they’re replying to (or maybe the root node?), but that’s exactly what 7888 tries to codify/demystify.

But Akkoma’s use of context seems to be in line with 7888 (in that it’s pointing back to the resolvable context provided by NodeBB).

@[email protected] @[email protected] keep in mind we’re talking about as:context and not @context

@[email protected] just added an open floor item for tomorrow’s WG meeting to discuss Harvard’s Applied Social Media Lab (https://asml.cyber.harvard.edu/)

Looking forward to it!

@[email protected] Thanks for sharing this. I’m confused by these two sentences:

Collection type SHOULD be Context. … Add.target MUST be a partial representation of the collection. Thus, if type of the collection is Context, any Add activity modifying that collection can be identified by Add.target.type.

My context collection is of type OrderedCollection. I don’t believe Context is one of the AS2 core types.

I don’t see any reference to collection type being Context in @[email protected]’s original document.