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  3. What if there was a feature on the fediverse that when you followed someone that your server didn't know about, you could click a button that says something like, request full federation, and that would run a query to backfill them onto your home server.

What if there was a feature on the fediverse that when you followed someone that your server didn't know about, you could click a button that says something like, request full federation, and that would run a query to backfill them onto your home server.

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  • stefan@stefanbohacek.onlineS stefan@stefanbohacek.online

    @liaizon Quotes have been requested since 2016 as well!

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    This turned out to be a major Twitter feature: being able to inline the text of a retweet while adding your own. It was done by manually copy-pasting the text before a feature was developed. How to go about implementing this, or an equiv...

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    @stefan yeah I know about that one for sure, at least we have it now in 2026 and it sorta works

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    • michael@mstdn.thms.ukM michael@mstdn.thms.uk

      @liaizon @paul FediFetcher can be run against managed hosting for what it's worth.

      (But I also wish Mastodon had the ability built in …)

      “I am not sure how far it goes back when it backfills accounts”

      It gets the last 40 posts from the user.

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      @michael @paul how would you run it against managed hosting? It doesn't require being run on the same server as the instance?

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      • liaizon@social.wake.stL liaizon@social.wake.st

        @michael @paul how would you run it against managed hosting? It doesn't require being run on the same server as the instance?

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        @liaizon @paul no, it just accesses the API so you can run it from ... anything you want, including Github (which would be the easiest way to get it running from free) a computer you have flying around at home, or whatever else takes your fancy.

        Full details in the wiki:

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        FediFetcher is a tool for Mastodon that automatically fetches missing replies and posts from other fediverse instances, and adds them to your own Mastodon instance. - Home · nanos/FediFetcher Wiki

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