No, not currently.
Diaspora/Diaspora
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Since version 0.7.0.0, yes! You can mention someone in a comment the same way you would do it in a post, by typing “@” and then start typing their name. Please note that when you comment on a post which is not public, you can only mention users who have already interacted with the post.
Since version 0.7.0.0, yes! You can mention someone in a comment the same way you would do it in a post, by typing “@” and then start typing their name. Please note that when you comment on a post which is not public, you can only mention users who have already interacted with the post.
Discussion commencée , avec un commentaire.
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Bigosya Traducteur en arménien (est) ayant un droit de relecture total (incluant ses propres traductions)
I have a question here. is it the users that "already interacted with the post" (here I understand that as commented/liked/reshared it) or the users whom the post is available(they have access to it)?
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The former, since the latter would be an information leak that's bad for the author (all members of it can figure out what the author considers one peer group/aspect) and for the other recipients (all recipients can start mapping FOAF graphs).
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No, not currently.No, not currently.modifié via l’API .
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Mmm... nope. sry bout that :\Mmm... nope. sry bout that :\modifié par Theatre-X .
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Mmm... nope. sry bout that :\Mmm... nope. sry bout that :\modifié par Theatre-X .
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Since version 0.7.0.0, yes! You can mention someone in a comment the same way you would do it in a post, by typing “@” and then start typing their name. Please note that when you comment on a post which is not public, you can only mention users who have already interacted with the post.Since version 0.7.0.0, yes! You can mention someone in a comment the same way you would do it in a post, by typing “@” and then start typing their name. Please note that when you comment on a post which is not public, you can only mention users who have already interacted with the post.
Since version 0.7.0.0, yes! You can mention someone in a comment the same way you would do it in a post, by typing “@” and then start typing their name. Please note that when you comment on a post which is not public, you can only mention users who have already interacted with the post.
modifié via l’API .
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Mmm... nope. sry bout that :\Mmm... nope. sry bout that :\modifié via l’API .
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modifié par Benjamin Neff via une opération en batch.
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Since version 0.7.0.0, yes! You can mention someone in a comment the same way you would do it in a post, by typing “@” and then start typing their name. Please note that when you comment on a post which is not public, you can only mention users who have already interacted with the post.Since version 0.7.0.0, yes! You can mention someone in a comment the same way you would do it in a post, by typing “@” and then start typing their name. Please note that when you comment on a post which is not public, you can only mention users who have already interacted with the post.
Since version 0.7.0.0, yes! You can mention someone in a comment the same way you would do it in a post, by typing “@” and then start typing their name. Please note that when you comment on a post which is not public, you can only mention users who have already interacted with the post.
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