@ondrosik Yeah, it worked. However when posting with the language tag defined I don't know why friendica displays the text content hidden behind content warning. This is something I need to find out. For other clients such as tuba on gnome it's also working like this so I think it's not fedra specific. I would prefer if there was a way to turn this off. The workaround is to configure the clients that are supporting it not to set the language but then we are discarding easier translation and other possible features depending on that.
@ondrosik Also recently friendica has been changed so it no longer includes replies in all the time lines retrieved through mastodon compatible API, so it should finally work better with all these client apps.
@Peter Vágner you see Content warning on my post? I see it as normal post on the web and Fedora too. Yes, I don't see replyes in home timeline, that's great.
@ondrosik Isee no content varning on the post I am replying to right now. However when looking at the initial post of this thread on the web and within the client apps such as tuba on the desktop and raccoon on mobile I am seeing "Filtered language: english" as the title of the content varning and the reveal / hide button.
So if you are not seeing the content varning, perhaps this is a friendica setting somewhere and I must have opted to filter out posts in english inadvertently.
On the Account settings page of the friendica there are links to different areas such as Account, Two factor authentication, Additional features, Display and more. Select Addons within these links and then there are some expandable tab pannels on the resulting page. One of them is Language filter. Once this is expanded there is a text entry labelled as "Language selection". It's a comma seperated list of language code abbreviations I speak. I have put cs,en,sk into that box and my issue was that before fixing it today I had spaces there after each comma. And that was filtering english posts for me.
Peter Vágner
in reply to ondrosik • •I would prefer if there was a way to turn this off. The workaround is to configure the clients that are supporting it not to set the language but then we are discarding easier translation and other possible features depending on that.
Peter Vágner
in reply to Peter Vágner • •ondrosik
in reply to Peter Vágner • •Peter Vágner
in reply to ondrosik • •@ondrosik Isee no content varning on the post I am replying to right now.
However when looking at the initial post of this thread on the web and within the client apps such as tuba on the desktop and raccoon on mobile I am seeing "Filtered language: english" as the title of the content varning and the reveal / hide button.
So if you are not seeing the content varning, perhaps this is a friendica setting somewhere and I must have opted to filter out posts in english inadvertently.
ondrosik
in reply to Peter Vágner • •Peter Vágner
in reply to ondrosik • •@ondrosik Okay, I've figured it out.
On the Account settings page of the friendica there are links to different areas such as Account, Two factor authentication, Additional features, Display and more. Select Addons within these links and then there are some expandable tab pannels on the resulting page. One of them is Language filter. Once this is expanded there is a text entry labelled as "Language selection". It's a comma seperated list of language code abbreviations I speak. I have put cs,en,sk into that box and my issue was that before fixing it today I had spaces there after each comma. And that was filtering english posts for me.
Now it's all fixed.