What were your shot parameters (coffee in/out) if you recall? I wonder if some of the lemon acidity could be reduced by increasing extraction with higher temp or finer grind? That said, I’m with you on Blue Bottle. I’m in NYC and their coffee seems underwhelming and overpriced even by local standards.

Interesting. I support their right to make that decision and I’m glad that’s an option in the Fediverse. I’m not sure I’d want to see that change happening if I were a member of their instance (I haven’t spent enough time there to have an informed opinion about the alleged problems they cite in the post), but I suppose the strength of federation is that users can choose to move to another instance without necessarily losing access to Beehaw’s content. I wonder how this will play out among their userbase?

It’s not implemented yet:
[Feature Request] Ability to delete Magazines

A fix does indeed seem to be in the works:
Magazine slugs are case sensitive
Magazine URLs should be case-insensitive

I’m still having problems with this, for example right now with [email protected] and [email protected].

I wonder if searching for the first time causes the sites to federate, but there is a delay so they don’t show up immediately?

@dannekrose Thank you for the detailed reply, and that definitely gives me a better big-picture understanding.

I think I know enough now to be able to refine my question a bit. It sounds like a kbin Article is different than a kbin Post in that it has a different ActivityPub type and is displayed in different tabs of the kbin UI (Article in Threads, and Post in Microblog).

But what about from a poster’s perspective? Say for example I’m posting a text-only question. Why would I want to choose to create a Post vs. an Article or vice versa? I’m sure I’m missing something, but they both seem to have the same basic features even though they have a different UI.

@Nodachi216

@dannekrose Could you expand on the difference between threads and microblog posts (are these what are referred to just as “posts”?)? I think my confusion comes from the fact that I see, in this magazine, for example, plain text posts in both the thread and microblog section, so I’m not sure what the difference is.

@Nodachi216