

Turns out my python script for sending signed requests is broken.
Thanks!
Turns out my python script for sending signed requests is broken.
Thanks!
I would try deleting it again, sometimes edits/deletes don’t federate.
Hey, put two spaces at the end of a sentence for a line break.
I’m pretty sure they do, removing a post would be delet
ing the announce
(boost) activity.
Hashtags are designed for anyone to post to, with no control over who can post to it.
Communities can be moderated, often have rules and an actual community/culture behind them.
I wouldn’t say they are, but its just how they appear to people on mastodon.
You can post to them from mastodon. If you mention one (like @fediverse@elmmy.world) in a post.
This is amazing!
They have groups on their roadmap.
misskey is (slowly) adding federation to their groups.
Its not really an issue, since most people aren’t aware of the threadiverse, but people do think they are just glorified hashtags.
They think they’re just bots, not actual groups with a community behind them.
Yes, just not through mastodon.
It stands for “Really Simple Syndication” (I think).
Its a standard for sending updates to a website, but its most commonly used to aggregate stuff like posts and articles.
Reddit Enhancement Suite does still work, they just had to break a few features from the api thingy.
I feel like the whole supporting trolls thing is overblown.
They said that you should still use someone’s pronouns, even if they are trolling, because it sets the precedent that its okay to ignore someone’s pronoun preference.
Unless there is more that I missed.
You are right, but what he is calling misandry is not misandry, and so many people like him think misandry is the bigger problem now.
They (I think) meant that the instance would be a community, and the admins would ban misogynists.
Would you mind giving me some examples of the misandry? To see what you are talking about.
You are right, but a lot of people want to avoid politics.
bar yourself?
Google docs is the only good word processor for collaboration I have used.