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You have comments from different communities under the same URL post. "Multicommunities" but without user intervention.
It does have some drawbacks. For example, under this post, I can see comments from an earlier post (referring to the same URL) from over a year ago.
Piefed is also a platform, in addition to Piefed servers being instances and clients.
Got any links or docs where I can read up on that?
I would just try a piefed.social account.
The support docs don't really look comprehensive.
done that already. :) but it looks like this only works for url-posts, which Mlem already handled pretty good before.
Mlem is an iOS client.
Crosspost comments consolidation has to happen in the default UI for everyone to be able to use it
I was wondering what Mlem is. Thanks!
Well no, because app users can't use it if it is only implemented in the web UI
Sorry, I wanted to say "it should happen server-side with an API so that both web UI and apps can use it"