@freemo @Rimekie @QOTO It's QOTO (on 3rd party clients) that did not display the QT part. Other instances (on any client) do display. Steps to reproduce:
1. Say "Some word... QT: [link]" on another instance, here's an example https://m.cmx.im/@gadflysu/103953477061735938
2. Use any client other than qoto.org (web), log in with your QOTO account.
3. Check the toot.
@sd @fanchuanjingming
还可以考虑 tutanota disroot
@rusticolus096 @fanchuanjingming@bgme.me 不用 Tor 有时候也会遇到,比如连续地注册(x
@rusticolus096 @fanchuanjingming@bgme.me 会怎么样
@Winston@o3o.ca @KagurazakaInkscape @msd2 不了解 Twitter 中文社区的发展,不过我会把这次(如果有)当作对 Mastodon 的设计的考验,拭目以待。
他们喜欢用「文字狱」的技巧互相迫害,不论你觉得如何可笑,也不要通过模仿他们的方式进行嘲讽,这样的模仿是卑劣的、令人不齿的,除非你正是他们的一员。
@ZeroAurora@acg.mn @bgme 草,看了一下,第一条规则是禁政治敏感 233
@bgme 确实,不过我一开始想也许是站长专注于运营,技术方面比较有限,没有自己的域名(之类的..
@freemo @Rimekie @QOTO Sorry to hear this. Not rendering is OK. I thought those clients that don't support it could at least display the quote link in plain text. They do display if I use the quote button on qoto.org to toot. But it's not easy for me to understand why a specific part ("QT: [**]") of the toot from another instance disappears instead, which can only be seen on QOTO (web client). Thank you for your reply. 😶