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‘summary’ vs ‘content’ #5

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barnabywalters opened this issue Oct 12, 2012 · 0 comments
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‘summary’ vs ‘content’ #5

barnabywalters opened this issue Oct 12, 2012 · 0 comments

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Objects have 'content' (the bulk) and 'summary', but activities have 'content'. I argue that an activity’s content is actually it’s object, and that having activity.summary as a short human readable summary of the activity would be more appropriate.

E.G. if I have:

note.summary = "This is a medium length, tweet-like note for use in an example. This is a medium length, tweet-like note for use in an example. It has a <a href="">HTML link</a> in."
note.displayName = "This is a medium length, tweet-like note for use in an example. This is a…"

It’s associated post activity should look like this:

activity.object = note
activity.summary = "This is a medium length, tweet-like note for use in an example. This is a…"
activity.title = "Barnaby posted a note"

(I have obviously left out various properties for brevity)

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