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Not necessarily, no. Content warnings were implemented in Mastodon specifically as
summary
plussensitive
=true
. Perhaps not originally, but that is enforced now (all CW'd posts from Mastodon are marked sensitive). Might be Mastodon will CW notes that don't havesensitive
, out of caution, but this doesn't apply to non-Notes.So a summary included in a non-Note is not CW'd by Mastodon currently.
I know, I was just saying that it prevents a non-Note from being CW'd, as the
summery
is used as the post's content.I suppose, although in that scenario theoretically one could add
as:sensitive
to mark the status as CW'd? I don't think CW logic is even run for non-Notes at the moment, though I could be mistaken.Masto interprets a
Note
set asas:sensitive
without asummary
to mean 'blur any media attached, but don't collapse the text content'. I believe the same is true for non-Notes, but obviously without thesummary
= CW logic.