@ev @Green_Footballs I think it's less a matter of the server, than the client. I often see posts in my feed that are many thousands of characters.
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Peter Merholz (peterme@sfba.social)'s status on Thursday, 09-Feb-2023 05:42:16 JST Peter Merholz
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Rule 34 (forteller@tutoteket.no)'s status on Thursday, 09-Feb-2023 05:42:16 JST Rule 34
@peterme @ev @Green_Footballs The server decides the char limit of posts, the client decides how to display posts. Some clients shows a "see more" break by default, others have an option to show that, others again just shows the whole posts no matter the length.
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Charles Johnson (green_footballs@mastodon.social)'s status on Thursday, 09-Feb-2023 05:42:17 JST Charles Johnson
@ev Mastodon admins can change the maximum length of posts; I have a testing server set to allow 5000 characters.
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Ev Williams (ev@me.dm)'s status on Thursday, 09-Feb-2023 05:42:17 JST Ev Williams
@Green_Footballs Figured as much. What happens when they get federated to a server with a lower limit?
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Ev Williams (ev@me.dm)'s status on Thursday, 09-Feb-2023 05:42:18 JST Ev Williams
This is smart: https://twitter.com/twitterblue/status/1623411400545632256
Can we have this on Mastodon?
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