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pathetic piss kitten @kitten@elizabeth.cat
1y
so, I know neither mastodon nor *key can handle correctly:
-receiving both a like and a reaction on the same post
-receiving multiple reactions on the same post

but what about akkoma?
:drgn_happy@erincandescent.net:1:drgn_tooth@erincandescent.net:1:neobot@pl.eragon.re:1:neofox@pl.eragon.re:1:neofox_floof_sad@eepycats.place:1
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raven // Kitten @nekorvidae@eepycats.place
1y
@kitten and then you have catstodon, which handles both … but doesn't show you who sent which reaction neofox_floof_sad

All software is broken.
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pathetic piss kitten @kitten@elizabeth.cat
1y
@nekorvidae yeah... what a strange decision

(btw you might already know but since I almost only use custom emoji, in my case you can know by checking the emoji instance domain. the only Unicode one I use is the blue heart)
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raven // Kitten @nekorvidae@eepycats.place
1y
@kitten ( we don't even see the domain in most clients; patching the software to show more info is on my long todo list … it should be in the database somewhere )
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pathetic piss kitten @kitten@elizabeth.cat
1y
@nekorvidae there! in a computer I assume it'd be hovering over to see the alt text
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raven // Kitten @nekorvidae@eepycats.place
1y
@kitten yeah … the domain is included in alt-text. Which can be shown, but isn't really that "the client displays information outright".
Mobile apps tend to not show it at all, and even if they would … it is only a workaround for single-user instances ):

Still have to patch stuff
sigh
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