Solid run.
Thanks for reporting the issues you found.
I have spent the night fixing what I can. Here is what we did:
Run posts not showing in the Run feed
This has been fixed and deployed.
Run posts should now appear in the Run feed and in “My Runs” after they are published. We also checked your run and confirmed it is now returned by the Run feed.
Liketu URLs not showing rich previews on PeakD/Snapie
We investigated this one carefully.
Liketu is already serving the correct preview metadata for the reported post URLs, including title, description, image, and canonical URL data. We also improved Liketu’s own published post body format so it is more compatible with other Hive frontends.
What remains: PeakD Snaps and Snapie do not seem to generate rich previews for all normal OpenGraph links. They appear to only render rich previews for certain known providers or Hive URL patterns. So Liketu links may still appear as plain links there unless PeakD/Snapie add support for Liketu post URLs.
The next action is to ask PeakD/Snapie to recognize Liketu URLs such as:
https://liketu.net/@user/permlink
and
https://liketu.net/post/user/permlink
as Hive post links.
Drafts not available between app and desktop
This has been fixed and deployed.
Drafts are now saved through the server so they can be accessed across app and desktop when the user is signed in.
Trouble posting a run blog / Strava-related run post issue
This has been fixed.
We fixed the Strava share flow so that sharing a Strava activity into Liketu opens the Run composer correctly, even when Strava sends it as an image-style share with a URL attached. We also improved Run post metadata so GPX-style activity data can include useful split data like per-km pace, time, and heart rate when available.
The reason why it is a bit fiddly to share Strava is that what we're actually doing is downloading the GPX file from the strava activity. Then, we parse that.
Strava doesn't always emit the right url shape. When viewing a run on the desktop, and just copying the url, that is usually the correct url shape. If you're sharing from the app, then it is usually a shortened link and a deep link to their app.
We sidestepped a lot of this by letting you share directly to the liketu app when you are in strava (you can share an activity and open up a share sheet and look for the liketu native app if you've installed it)
This auto populates the run composer and then should allow you to make a run post.