#Fediverse #Mastodon
Vous avez des adresses de bot Mastodon pour suivre un flux RSS via notre timeline ?
EDIT: Merci !
my first code contributions to mastodon were accepted and are now online; some small improvements to the user and admin documentation. thanks @andypiper!
On #Mastodon there are now
412 verified accounts from #news organizations in
21 languages and on
122 instances.
239 were active today.
Some accounts, that were active today are
@uebermedien (GER)
@ComputerBase (GER)
@BR24 (GER)
@MelaNews (ITA)
@aiurri (BAQ)
Find the whole list on:
➡️ https://fingolas.eu/fediverse/overview.html
Built by @mho
#MastodonMigration#SocialMedia#Fediverse#Media#Press#Newspaper#TwitterMigration#Newstodon
Anuj Ahooja
boosted
#SocialBC is all about People not Platforms!
Finally got these stickers together on my laptop :)
#SocialBC is all about People not Platforms!
Finally got these stickers together on my laptop :)
You might have an active Home timeline, unfortunately, #Mastodon instances won't keep all messages. So you might lose/miss some of them.
#Fedilab introduced the ability to cache your Home timeline in the background. This is also useful if you have a weak connection, the app will read them later from cache. #FedilabTips
Screenshot showing charts with all Home timeline messages collected and put in app cache. Tapping on charts gives more information about messages collected per day.
When tapping the option, you can enable the feature and set the refresh time to fetch new Home messages. There is also an option to check these fetches through a button called "Check Home cache".
Screenshot of settings where we can see the "Home cache" entry
Seán Fobbe
boosted
Wer es noch nicht wusste: Mastodon ist in der Kategorie Spezial des Grimme-Online-Award nominiert - stellvertretend für die Idee des Fediverse.
Wer für das Fediverse abstimmen möchte, kann das hier tun: https://w1.grimme-online-award.de/goa/voting/ext_voting.pl
Wer es noch nicht wusste: Mastodon ist in der Kategorie Spezial des Grimme-Online-Award nominiert - stellvertretend für die Idee des Fediverse.
Wer für das Fediverse abstimmen möchte, kann das hier tun: https://w1.grimme-online-award.de/goa/voting/ext_voting.pl
Phanpy
boosted
I really love the catch-up feature on @phanpy. When I don't have time to scroll through my timeline on the Fediverse, I can simply see the most shared, liked, and commented-on posts from the networks I decided to follow. I know I'll still miss some good posts, but that's how I discover good ones I missed.
We can select the time range we want to catch up on. 1/2
On #Mastodon there are now
412 verified accounts from #news organizations in
21 languages and on
122 instances.
238 were active today.
Some accounts, that were active today are
@journalistense (SWE)
@FTM_eu (ENG)
@honjp (JPN)
@tecnoblog (POR)
@netzpolitik_feed (GER)
Find the whole list on:
➡️ https://fingolas.eu/fediverse/overview.html
Built by @mho
#MastodonMigration#SocialMedia#Fediverse#Media#Press#Newspaper#TwitterMigration#Newstodon
#buenosdias amig@s de #MastLat, #mastodon, #tkzone y todo el #fediverso
Que les sea un Martes con M de magnífico día para todos.
Lazarou Monkey Terror 🚀💙🌈
boosted
Building a community of 50,000 security professionals wasn't easy. @jerry the man behind InfosecExchange reveals how he managed the technical scaling challenges and why "moderating a community that large" proved even harder.
In the latest episode of the Security Chipmunks podcast, we learn about his journey, running a Mastadon server, and how he started his journey working in a factory, to becoming an IBM Cloud security leader, as well as how running one of the largest cybersecurity podcast, Defensive Security Podcast, helped him in his career.
Check out the latest episode of the Security Chipmunks podcast. Available on all of your favorite podcast platforms and YouTube.
Building a community of 50,000 security professionals wasn't easy. @jerry the man behind InfosecExchange reveals how he managed the technical scaling challenges and why "moderating a community that large" proved even harder.
In the latest episode of the Security Chipmunks podcast, we learn about his journey, running a Mastadon server, and how he started his journey working in a factory, to becoming an IBM Cloud security leader, as well as how running one of the largest cybersecurity podcast, Defensive Security Podcast, helped him in his career.
Check out the latest episode of the Security Chipmunks podcast. Available on all of your favorite podcast platforms and YouTube.
Tim Chambers
and 1 other
boosted
We might be a small team but we're the right team.
Using our past experiences, we're propelling the Newsmast Foundation forward, helping social media pioneers make the move away from Big Tech towards owning their community.
A black and white image of Freddie surrounded by doodles. The text reads: Freddie Johnson. Joining the Newsmast Foundation after working around politics in the UK, Freddie’s experiences help shape our how we approach and partner with other organisations ready to change social media for the better.
A black and white image of Saskia surrounded by doodles. The copy reads: Saskia Welch. After studying journalism, screenwriting, and film, Saskia uses her understanding of communication to shape the stories and conversations that fit the Newsmast Foundation into the world around it.
A black and white image of Michael surrounded by doodles. The copy reads: Michael Foster. After steering organisations such as FT.com and Reuters New Media during the dot com boom, Michael’s experience makes him the best person to lead the Newsmast Foundation team through the intersection of tech and news media.
A black and white image of a city. Over it are multiple doodles. The copy reads: Why we're the people for the job. Our Community Team. Newsmast Foundation.
Lazarou Monkey Terror 🚀💙🌈
boosted
So, I finally figured out what happened to all those followers who vanished.
Turns out someone blocked me from an entire instance—just because of an issue I had with one person. That’s not just petty, it’s straight-up over the top.
That block stops me from interacting with everyone on their server. Quite a bit on your community chose to follow and engage with me. And you just decided, unilaterally, one day for them that they shouldn’t be allowed anymore?
That’s not moderation. That’s control. And it’s ridiculous.
So, I finally figured out what happened to all those followers who vanished.
Turns out someone blocked me from an entire instance—just because of an issue I had with one person. That’s not just petty, it’s straight-up over the top.
That block stops me from interacting with everyone on their server. Quite a bit on your community chose to follow and engage with me. And you just decided, unilaterally, one day for them that they shouldn’t be allowed anymore?
That’s not moderation. That’s control. And it’s ridiculous.
Petra van Cronenburg
boosted
Coming soon on your Mastodon server… The long awaited quote posts, with user-control (you can chose if you want to be quoted on a per-post basis, change it later, and retract any quote of your post)
Amazing work by the team 🎉
Expect a blog post with all the details in a few weeks, support in the mobile apps, then we will enable the feature on mastodon.social, then release Mastodon 4.5
We might be a small team but we're the right team.
Using our past experiences, we're propelling the Newsmast Foundation forward, helping social media pioneers make the move away from Big Tech towards owning their community.
A black and white image of Freddie surrounded by doodles. The text reads: Freddie Johnson. Joining the Newsmast Foundation after working around politics in the UK, Freddie’s experiences help shape our how we approach and partner with other organisations ready to change social media for the better.
A black and white image of Saskia surrounded by doodles. The copy reads: Saskia Welch. After studying journalism, screenwriting, and film, Saskia uses her understanding of communication to shape the stories and conversations that fit the Newsmast Foundation into the world around it.
A black and white image of Michael surrounded by doodles. The copy reads: Michael Foster. After steering organisations such as FT.com and Reuters New Media during the dot com boom, Michael’s experience makes him the best person to lead the Newsmast Foundation team through the intersection of tech and news media.
A black and white image of a city. Over it are multiple doodles. The copy reads: Why we're the people for the job. Our Community Team. Newsmast Foundation.
I guess followers on the Fediverse are listed in reverse order by time. This morning I scrolled to the bottom of my followers list and clicked on the oldest 150 of them to see what they have been tooting in case I overlooked them. This is what I found, which probably will not surprise anyone:
1. More than 90% are inactive profiles with toots being years old, or empty feeds that may result from a setting for older toots to expire.
2. Some profiles are defunct profiles on old instances that have been abandoned and replaced by new active profiles.
3. Some profiles contain new toots I missed, perhaps because they contain no hashtags.
I think many members lose interest for various reasons, including if they do not get much interaction from others—this surely also happens on other social media platforms. What to do, if anything? Guapo, my dog, is meanwhile dreaming and making muffled barking sounds in his sleep.