@s_ol haha thank you. It's a bit old now and I think the docs have improved since then but should mostly apply still. Let me know if you run into any rough edges!
One thing I've been wondering about just now is why in some examples I see "id" and "type" fields prefixed with @ in JSON-LD, whereas others don't do this?
@darius
ah, I see now (using `curl -H 'Accept: application/ld+json' https://www.w3.org/ns/activitystreams`) that the activitystreams default context aliases @id and @type, presumable for convenience when using the actual JSON in e.g. JS code.
Gregory's Server
@s_ol haha thank you. It's a bit old now and I think the docs have improved since then but should mostly apply still. Let me know if you run into any rough edges!