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    3 months ago

    @copygirl @Dirk yes, I also get the feeling this would not work in a compliant setup but it seems like a good idea to test this in e.g. a federation test suite.

    Maybe @evanprodromou would know how this should work, or would know of someone who might be testing this kind of scenario.