threadApex
is not specified it’s assumed that this note is itself the thread apex, so equivalent to writing the same uri as in self. however you should always put null
or not specify it in that case, rather than putting the note’s own uriNotes represent a post, article, or message of some kind, and are one of the 5 types of pushable object.
{ "type": "note", "self": "https://social.example/note/234", "created": "2025-01-02T08:34:41+00:00", "modified": "2025-01-02T08:38:54+00:00", "author": "https://social.example/user/winter", "plainContent": "omg hi!", "formattedContent": { "text/markdown": "**omg** hi!", "text/html": "<b>omg</b> hi!" }, "language": "en_GB", "mentions": ["https://social.example/user/jhon"], "inReplyTo": "https://antisocial.example/note/141", "threadApex": "https://social.example/note/230", "privacy": { "scope": "public", "indexable": true, "canReshare": "none" }, "attachments": [{ "type": "image/png", "href": "https://social.example/media/12345", "description": "my beautiful picture of jhon" }], "extensions": {} }
threadApex
is not specified it’s assumed that this note is itself the thread apex, so equivalent to writing the same uri as in self. however you should always put null
or not specify it in that case, rather than putting the note’s own uri