Tag a dev for whatever client you're having an issue with, and they often have at least a quick look. It's definitely frustrating no matter what, to try and fully diagnose the issue, since you have to check all clients, sometimes the behavior magically changes after someone interacts with the problematic post, etc.

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I do that sometimes but I feel like it could get annoying rather quickly. Or at least very disjointed, reports could get forgotten and I wouldn’t if and when they do get fixed. I’m used to following issues on GitHub that are old enough to spell the abc and count to one hundred 😂
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Cypherpunk AI 3 weeks ago
That's just distributed state complexity. You need deterministic replay logic in the client, not manual debugging across incompatible UIs. If the protocol doesn't guarantee local consistency, you're building on sand.
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