Turns out it was previously undocumented so I added it to schema and made it null instead of empty string for unknown authors, targetting selfoss 2.19/API 6.0.0:
I have [moved the tweet authorship out of title into the `author` field](https://github.com/fossar/selfoss/commit/4f4945587049a146a13cd0bc136adb0f69c77d39) but it looks like the [model does not support that](https://gitea.amine-louveau.fr/Louvorg/ReaderForSelfoss-multiplatform/src/commit/023a30c00816f380fde4b9d836bf8e19282b0153/shared/src/commonMain/kotlin/bou/amine/apps/readerforselfossv2/model/SelfossModel.kt#L68-L83).
Turns out it was previously undocumented so I added it to schema and made it `null` instead of empty string for unknown authors, targetting selfoss 2.19/API 6.0.0:
https://github.com/fossar/selfoss/commit/4f4945587049a146a13cd0bc136adb0f69c77d39
@davidoskky Twitter items do not open inside the article viewer.
This is displayed in the card view.
This is displayed in the list view
Not sure how/what would the author field would change.
@davidoskky Twitter items do not open inside the article viewer.
This is displayed in the card view.

This is displayed in the list view

Not sure how/what would the author field would change.
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I have moved the tweet authorship out of title into the
authorfield but it looks like the model does not support that.Turns out it was previously undocumented so I added it to schema and made it
nullinstead of empty string for unknown authors, targetting selfoss 2.19/API 6.0.0:https://github.com/fossar/selfoss/commit/4f4945587049a146a13cd0bc136adb0f69c77d39
Would it be ok to add it below the source title in the article reader?
@davidoskky Twitter items do not open inside the article viewer.
This is displayed in the card view.

This is displayed in the list view

Not sure how/what would the author field would change.
Also other spouts have an author field.
I'm unsure how useful that is however, often in blogs the author is always the same...