PI.ly wrote:
The question is whether it will still guess at remote users based on
subscriptions if a short form is used. For instance, if I put in
@evan, will it see that there's no evan on hap.pi.ly and see that I'm
subscribed to identi.ca/evan and go to you? Or do I need to specify
@identi.ca/evan or it won't get to you?
Btw, I'm in favor of the second solution.
Currently the Laconica code checks in this order:
1. People the author is subscribed to (including remote users)
2. People that subscribe to the author (ditto)
3. People on the same server
There's actually an ambiguity here -- if you're subscribed to john on
army.twit.tv /and/ john on bleeper.de, it's not specified which john is
picked for your @john message. Right now it's up to MySQL to decide, and
I bet it picks the first one you subbed to, but I'm not sure. I /think/
it should pick the one who posted most recently.
And, yes, I'd like this to continue.
-Evan
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