Is it possible to get an RSS feed of all posts that @mention you? On Mastodon or any other fediverse app.

If so, I was wondering if a Nostr or BlueSky app could follow that RSS feed, and ingest the posts to add them to your notifications there. But to do that it would have to be able to identify itself as an agent approved by the owner of that fediverse account.

Could this be a use case for the AP C2S API or a vNext?

#fediverse#RSS#APC2S

"[Nostr] has the Zap Lightning payments and stuff ... we haven't built into our own app, because it's not a priority, and in some ways we're positioning ourselves as the non-Bitcoiner Nostr folks.

But ... easy micro-payments between users, and from users to services, gives us a economic model that's not advertising."

@rabble, 2025

wedistribute.org/podcast/s2e3-

@76c71aae3a491f1d9eec47cba17e229cda4113a0bbb6e6ae1776d7643e29cafa

'The group originally met through collaborating on #Nostr, an open, “apolitical” social networking protocol that has been receiving the bulk of #Dorsey’s attention since #Twitter’s sale to Elon #Musk and his stepping down from social network #Bluesky’s board. However, the team will experiment with other tools, too, like #ActivityPub' 👀
From: @joanpla
https://mastodon.social/@joanpla/114869406168784743

'The group originally met through collaborating on #Nostr, an open, “apolitical” social networking protocol that has been receiving the bulk of #Dorsey’s attention since #Twitter’s sale to Elon #Musk and his stepping down from social network #Bluesky’s board. However, the team will experiment with other tools, too, like #ActivityPub' 👀
From: @joanpla
https://mastodon.social/@joanpla/114869406168784743

@hamishcampbell @hipsterelectron

Relay nodes or "servers" are interchangeable and can be used in parallel - as long as a single relay node is reachable, including one on localhost, you have access to the p2p network.

They are proxies to do p2p on behalf of your browser

Here is the preview
trulynotafan.github.io/p2p-new

...not much to see yet - and while it might not seem like it, we are getting quite close to completion🙂

Of course - we'll "make it pretty" at some later point maybe, but yeah....

@serapath @hipsterelectron

A few questions:

This is very similar to what is the difference?

Without a user facing front end, it's just tech, and too complex tech at that.

What is the use case as media is public, how would this bridge to and etc?

How are external flows of news brought in (almost all news will be reported outside the native network?)

Can it run as a phone app?