Idiomdrottning demonstrates a new and often cleaner way to solve most systems problems. The system as a whole is likely to feel tantalizingly familiar to culture users but at the same time quite foreign.
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Your post is on Nerdica (addressed to an actor—a community, in this case—on Lemmy). So the Nerdica version is the original, it’s just been boosted on Lemmy.
The same goes for the comment I’m replying to now; it’s a Nerdica comment. It shows up on Lemmy and other instances, but it canonically lives on your Friendica instance.
@kevincox @cyclohexane
Yeah, this is the way, at least for now.
Not to take away from brid.gy and other more high tech solutions, which I should look into and maybe switch to, but I have a Jekyll site (kind of a mix between a one-person wiki and a blog), and what I do is that I just post excerpts from my posts and add a link to the post. I think this is great because Fedi posts aren’t editable but Jekyll posts are, and my writing is typo-ridden and sloppy so I really appreciate being able to fix things.
It still sucks when I make a typo in the excerpt.
@yourliftingfriend They’re pretty much the same thing.
@liwott
And for some reason my post showed up on here with an older profile picture.
A frustrating bug in Friendica.