I wonder if there's a way to write a #hashtag in plural form (e.g. #hashtags) but have only the singular part of the word be treated as a hashtag.
As far as I know, if I want to say “hashtags” but use the hashtag “hashtag”, I must write “#hashtag s”. Pretty ugly. Probably bad for screen readers too.
I can only encourage you all to use #hashtags more often. I discover so many great accounts simply because they appear in my feed among the hashtags I subscribe to! I also would never have discovered some organisations otherwise. #Hashtags bring you your favourite content but also the audience that likes your topics or lives in your region/town.
I can only encourage you all to use #hashtags more often. I discover so many great accounts simply because they appear in my feed among the hashtags I subscribe to! I also would never have discovered some organisations otherwise. #Hashtags bring you your favourite content but also the audience that likes your topics or lives in your region/town.
I like adding hashtags to improve discoverablity but more than a certain amount of tags and it just starts to get a bit silly. I wonder if there is a way to ignore posts with more than, say, 5 tags?
ALT text detailsScreenshot of the hashtag bar of the quoted WordPress-post. Some clients might not show the hashtag associated with the post.
It show the hashtags #activitypub #CommandPalete #fediverse and in Norwegian indicating that there are 3 more hashtags
This release puts speed and control right at your fingertips. Whether you’re jumping between settings, syncing followers, or handling quotes in real time, version 7.6.0 makes managing your Fediverse presence faster and more intuitive than ever.
This release puts speed and control right at your fingertips. Whether you’re jumping between settings, syncing followers, or handling quotes in real time, version 7.6.0 makes managing your Fediverse presence faster and more intuitive than ever.
Navigate in a Flash
Say hello to the quickest way to move around your ActivityPub settings.
In preparation for WordPress 6.9, which brings the Command Palette (Cmd/Ctrl + K) to the entire wp-admin, the plugin now adds its own commands, giving you instant, keyboard-driven access to your workflows anywhere in WordPress.
Type “ActivityPub” and you’ll see context-aware commands that adapt to your site setup and user role. Whether you’re managing a blog actor or a user actor, you can open followers and following lists, check blocked actors, jump straight to your settings, or even search and edit extra fields — all without ever leaving the Command Palette.
Every command includes the ActivityPub icon for easy recognition. Just press Cmd + K or Ctrl + K, start typing, and go — it’s the smoothest way yet to pilot your Fediverse setup.
Stay in Sync Across the Fediverse
Your follower lists now stay accurate wherever you connect. With support for Follower Synchronization (FEP-8fcf), the plugin automatically keeps your followers collection in step with other servers — even when things drift out of sync.
If differences appear, background tasks quietly reconcile them, keeping your lists clean and consistent. The result is a smoother, more reliable experience across the entire Fediverse — no manual fixes required.
Speed When It Counts
Quoted posts and follow confirmations now move at the speed of conversation.
A new immediate Accept dispatch system sends responses as soon as they’re created, instead of waiting for the next scheduled queue.
That means faster follow confirmations and quicker quote acknowledgments, making interactions feel more natural across the Fediverse. Behind the scenes, those Accept messages go straight to the right inboxes — including mentioned and replied-to users — while a scheduled backup ensures full compatibility with slower servers.
It’s a smart balance between speed and reliability, helping your posts and follows appear almost instantly.
Privacy, Your Way
Want to keep your social graph private? You can now hide your followers and following lists from public view while keeping all relationships intact. Your followers still follow — they’re just hidden when you prefer a little more privacy.
Full Changelog
Added
Add bidirectional transforms between reply and embed blocks for improved user experience.
Add Command Palette integration for quick navigation to ActivityPub admin pages
Added a new ap_object post type and taxonomies for storing and managing incoming ActivityPub objects, with updated handlers
Added a privacy option to hide followers and following lists from profiles while keeping follow relationships intact.
Added a scheduled task and setting to automatically purge old inbox items, helping maintain site performance and storage control.
Added fallback to trigger create handling when updates fail for missing posts or comments, ensuring objects are properly created.
Added immediate dispatch for Accept activities to speed up quoted posts while keeping scheduled processing for compatibility with other instances.
Added new configuration options to better manage traffic spikes when federating posts, allowing finer control over retry limits, delays, and batch pauses.
Added support for FEP-8fcf follower synchronization, improving data consistency across servers with new sync headers, digest checks, and reconciliation tasks.
Add LiteSpeed Cache integration to prevent ActivityPub JSON responses from being cached incorrectly. Includes automatic .htaccess rules and Site Health check to ensure proper configuration.
Add quote visibility setting for Classic Editor users.
Add unified attachment processor for handling ActivityPub media imports from both remote URLs and local files, with automatic media block generation and Classic Editor support.
Integrate Federated Reply block with WP.com Reader’s post share functionality, allowing users to reply to ActivityPub posts directly from the Reader.
Changed
Added support for FEP-3b86 Activity Intents, extending WebFinger and REST interactions with new Create and Follow intent links.
Added support for the latest NodeInfo (FEP-0151), with improved federation details, staff info, and software metadata for better ActivityPub compliance.
Extended inbox support for undoing Like, Create, and Announce activities, with refactored undo logic and improved activity persistence.
Improved Classic Editor integration by adding better media handling and full test coverage for attachments, permissions, and metadata.
Improved delivery of public and follower activities by expanding local recipient handling to include all ActivityPub-capable users and follower collections.
Improved inbox performance by batching and deduplicating activities, reducing redundant processing and improving handling during high activity periods.
Improved REST API responses with smarter context handling.
Improved REST collection pagination by using explicit total item counts for more accurate results.
Moved default visibility handling from the server to the editor UI, ensuring consistent and flexible ActivityPub visibility settings across both block and classic editors.
Prevented self-announcing by ignoring announces from the blog actor, while still processing announces from user and external actors.
Refactored activity handling to support multiple recipients per activity, allowing posts and interactions to be linked to several local users at once.
Refactored avatar handling into a new system that stores and manages avatars per remote actor, improving reliability and preparing for future caching support.
Refactored the inbox system to use a shared inbox, storing activities once with multiple recipients for improved efficiency and reduced duplication.
Reorganize integration loader and move Stream integration into dedicated folder structure.
Reply posts: do not display post title before @mentions in posts that are replies to somebody else
Simplified configuration by always enabling the shared inbox and removing its separate setting, UI field, and related logic.
Simplified inbox storage settings, allowing certain activities (like deletes) to be skipped to reduce unnecessary database use.
Simplify follow() API return types to int|WP_Error for better predictability.
Updated inbox handling to support multiple users receiving the same activity and improve overall data consistency.
Updated mailer hooks to send notifications only when activities are successfully handled, preventing emails for failed events.
Update plugin short description to be more user-friendly.
Fixed
Reply block now properly validates ActivityPub URLs before setting inReplyTo field
Added a safeguard to ensure the plugin works correctly even when no post types are selected.
Added a safety check to prevent errors when resolving comment author hostnames without a valid IP address.
Fixed activity processing to handle QuoteRequest and other edge cases more reliably.
Fixed an issue with post content templates to ensure the correct fallback is always applied.
Fixed fatal error when transformer Factory receives WP_Error objects.
Fixed HTML entity encoding in extra field names when displayed on ActivityPub platforms
Fixed typo in example, improve quoting description.
Fix Following table error message to display user input instead of empty string when webfinger lookup fails.
Fix infinite recursion when storing remote actors with mentions in their bios
Fix local inbox delivery to use internal REST API instead of HTTP, enabling local follows and proper boost counting.
Fix logic errors in Move handler: remove redundant assignment and fix variable name collision.
Fix public key retrieval for GoToSocial profiles with path-based key URLs.
Improved actor resolution by prioritizing blog actor detection before remote actor checks and refining home page URL handling.
Improved handling of empty fields for better compatibility with Pixelfed and more consistent fallback behavior across actor names, URLs, and related data.
Improved hashtag encoding for consistent formatting.
Improved Jetpack integration by initializing it during the WordPress startup process.
Refactored Mastodon import handling to use consistent array-based data, improving reliability and compatibility across all import scenarios.
Big thanks to everyone who contributed code, feedback, and testing to make this release possible. You keep ActivityPub evolving with every version.
Version 7.6.0 is now live — update today and enjoy lightning-fast navigation, smarter synchronization, and smoother federation! ❤️
ALT text detailsWapuu, the yellow WordPress mascot, pilots a small spaceship shaped like the WordPress ‘W’ through a glowing Fediverse nebula. Light trails and floating ActivityPub icons surround the ship, symbolizing fast, effortless navigation through connected worlds.
ALT text detailsA screenshot of the Command Palette in action.
ALT text detailsScreenshot of the hashtag bar of the quoted WordPress-post. Some clients might not show the hashtag associated with the post.
It show the hashtags #activitypub #CommandPalete #fediverse and in Norwegian indicating that there are 3 more hashtags
This release puts speed and control right at your fingertips. Whether you’re jumping between settings, syncing followers, or handling quotes in real time, version 7.6.0 makes managing your Fediverse presence faster and more intuitive than ever.
This release puts speed and control right at your fingertips. Whether you’re jumping between settings, syncing followers, or handling quotes in real time, version 7.6.0 makes managing your Fediverse presence faster and more intuitive than ever.
Navigate in a Flash
Say hello to the quickest way to move around your ActivityPub settings.
In preparation for WordPress 6.9, which brings the Command Palette (Cmd/Ctrl + K) to the entire wp-admin, the plugin now adds its own commands, giving you instant, keyboard-driven access to your workflows anywhere in WordPress.
Type “ActivityPub” and you’ll see context-aware commands that adapt to your site setup and user role. Whether you’re managing a blog actor or a user actor, you can open followers and following lists, check blocked actors, jump straight to your settings, or even search and edit extra fields — all without ever leaving the Command Palette.
Every command includes the ActivityPub icon for easy recognition. Just press Cmd + K or Ctrl + K, start typing, and go — it’s the smoothest way yet to pilot your Fediverse setup.
Stay in Sync Across the Fediverse
Your follower lists now stay accurate wherever you connect. With support for Follower Synchronization (FEP-8fcf), the plugin automatically keeps your followers collection in step with other servers — even when things drift out of sync.
If differences appear, background tasks quietly reconcile them, keeping your lists clean and consistent. The result is a smoother, more reliable experience across the entire Fediverse — no manual fixes required.
Speed When It Counts
Quoted posts and follow confirmations now move at the speed of conversation.
A new immediate Accept dispatch system sends responses as soon as they’re created, instead of waiting for the next scheduled queue.
That means faster follow confirmations and quicker quote acknowledgments, making interactions feel more natural across the Fediverse. Behind the scenes, those Accept messages go straight to the right inboxes — including mentioned and replied-to users — while a scheduled backup ensures full compatibility with slower servers.
It’s a smart balance between speed and reliability, helping your posts and follows appear almost instantly.
Privacy, Your Way
Want to keep your social graph private? You can now hide your followers and following lists from public view while keeping all relationships intact. Your followers still follow — they’re just hidden when you prefer a little more privacy.
Full Changelog
Added
Add bidirectional transforms between reply and embed blocks for improved user experience.
Add Command Palette integration for quick navigation to ActivityPub admin pages
Added a new ap_object post type and taxonomies for storing and managing incoming ActivityPub objects, with updated handlers
Added a privacy option to hide followers and following lists from profiles while keeping follow relationships intact.
Added a scheduled task and setting to automatically purge old inbox items, helping maintain site performance and storage control.
Added fallback to trigger create handling when updates fail for missing posts or comments, ensuring objects are properly created.
Added immediate dispatch for Accept activities to speed up quoted posts while keeping scheduled processing for compatibility with other instances.
Added new configuration options to better manage traffic spikes when federating posts, allowing finer control over retry limits, delays, and batch pauses.
Added support for FEP-8fcf follower synchronization, improving data consistency across servers with new sync headers, digest checks, and reconciliation tasks.
Add LiteSpeed Cache integration to prevent ActivityPub JSON responses from being cached incorrectly. Includes automatic .htaccess rules and Site Health check to ensure proper configuration.
Add quote visibility setting for Classic Editor users.
Add unified attachment processor for handling ActivityPub media imports from both remote URLs and local files, with automatic media block generation and Classic Editor support.
Integrate Federated Reply block with WP.com Reader’s post share functionality, allowing users to reply to ActivityPub posts directly from the Reader.
Changed
Added support for FEP-3b86 Activity Intents, extending WebFinger and REST interactions with new Create and Follow intent links.
Added support for the latest NodeInfo (FEP-0151), with improved federation details, staff info, and software metadata for better ActivityPub compliance.
Extended inbox support for undoing Like, Create, and Announce activities, with refactored undo logic and improved activity persistence.
Improved Classic Editor integration by adding better media handling and full test coverage for attachments, permissions, and metadata.
Improved delivery of public and follower activities by expanding local recipient handling to include all ActivityPub-capable users and follower collections.
Improved inbox performance by batching and deduplicating activities, reducing redundant processing and improving handling during high activity periods.
Improved REST API responses with smarter context handling.
Improved REST collection pagination by using explicit total item counts for more accurate results.
Moved default visibility handling from the server to the editor UI, ensuring consistent and flexible ActivityPub visibility settings across both block and classic editors.
Prevented self-announcing by ignoring announces from the blog actor, while still processing announces from user and external actors.
Refactored activity handling to support multiple recipients per activity, allowing posts and interactions to be linked to several local users at once.
Refactored avatar handling into a new system that stores and manages avatars per remote actor, improving reliability and preparing for future caching support.
Refactored the inbox system to use a shared inbox, storing activities once with multiple recipients for improved efficiency and reduced duplication.
Reorganize integration loader and move Stream integration into dedicated folder structure.
Reply posts: do not display post title before @mentions in posts that are replies to somebody else
Simplified configuration by always enabling the shared inbox and removing its separate setting, UI field, and related logic.
Simplified inbox storage settings, allowing certain activities (like deletes) to be skipped to reduce unnecessary database use.
Simplify follow() API return types to int|WP_Error for better predictability.
Updated inbox handling to support multiple users receiving the same activity and improve overall data consistency.
Updated mailer hooks to send notifications only when activities are successfully handled, preventing emails for failed events.
Update plugin short description to be more user-friendly.
Fixed
Reply block now properly validates ActivityPub URLs before setting inReplyTo field
Added a safeguard to ensure the plugin works correctly even when no post types are selected.
Added a safety check to prevent errors when resolving comment author hostnames without a valid IP address.
Fixed activity processing to handle QuoteRequest and other edge cases more reliably.
Fixed an issue with post content templates to ensure the correct fallback is always applied.
Fixed fatal error when transformer Factory receives WP_Error objects.
Fixed HTML entity encoding in extra field names when displayed on ActivityPub platforms
Fixed typo in example, improve quoting description.
Fix Following table error message to display user input instead of empty string when webfinger lookup fails.
Fix infinite recursion when storing remote actors with mentions in their bios
Fix local inbox delivery to use internal REST API instead of HTTP, enabling local follows and proper boost counting.
Fix logic errors in Move handler: remove redundant assignment and fix variable name collision.
Fix public key retrieval for GoToSocial profiles with path-based key URLs.
Improved actor resolution by prioritizing blog actor detection before remote actor checks and refining home page URL handling.
Improved handling of empty fields for better compatibility with Pixelfed and more consistent fallback behavior across actor names, URLs, and related data.
Improved hashtag encoding for consistent formatting.
Improved Jetpack integration by initializing it during the WordPress startup process.
Refactored Mastodon import handling to use consistent array-based data, improving reliability and compatibility across all import scenarios.
Big thanks to everyone who contributed code, feedback, and testing to make this release possible. You keep ActivityPub evolving with every version.
Version 7.6.0 is now live — update today and enjoy lightning-fast navigation, smarter synchronization, and smoother federation! ❤️
ALT text detailsWapuu, the yellow WordPress mascot, pilots a small spaceship shaped like the WordPress ‘W’ through a glowing Fediverse nebula. Light trails and floating ActivityPub icons surround the ship, symbolizing fast, effortless navigation through connected worlds.
ALT text detailsA screenshot of the Command Palette in action.
Are there any user documentations on how the hashtag bar works? I.e. how placing hashtags at the end of a posts create an expandable bar at the end of the post and also how hashtags with certain characters like #å in #blåhaj will normalized to ascii and placed there.
"Mastodon may expose followers-only posts to public. Is it a feature or a bug?"
I hate to break this to you, but I'm seeing this on a v4.4.3 #Mastodon instance in my /home only because of the #Hashtag#Iceshrimp you've used, which I #Follow
Don't know if this is good news or bad news, or none of the above
Ω🪬Ω #FediAlgo (the customizable timeline algorithm / filtering system for your Mastodon feed) v1.2.2 is deployed now. Has a switch that makes sure any #hashtags / users / etc. that you follow are displayed as filter options even if they don't meet the minimum number of recent toots threshold.
Ω🪬Ω #FediAlgo (the customizable timeline algorithm / filtering system for your Mastodon feed) v1.2.2 is deployed now. Has a switch that makes sure any #hashtags / users / etc. that you follow are displayed as filter options even if they don't meet the minimum number of recent toots threshold.
Ω🪬Ω #FediAlgo (the customizable timeline algorithm / filtering system for your Mastodon feed) v1.2.2 is deployed now. Has a switch that makes sure any #hashtags / users / etc. that you follow are displayed as filter options even if they don't meet the minimum number of recent toots threshold.
Ω🪬Ω #FediAlgo (the customizable timeline algorithm / filtering system for your Mastodon feed) v1.2.2 is deployed now. Has a switch that makes sure any #hashtags / users / etc. that you follow are displayed as filter options even if they don't meet the minimum number of recent toots threshold.
Ω🪬Ω #FediAlgo (the customizable timeline algorithm / filtering system for your Mastodon feed) v1.2.2 is deployed now. Has a switch that makes sure any #hashtags / users / etc. that you follow are displayed as filter options even if they don't meet the minimum number of recent toots threshold.
@nicod D'autant pus (enfin moins mantenant) que Insta réprouve (voire bannit) depuis peu l'usage des #hashtag (au profit de l'IA hein c'est telelment plusse mieux !) 🖖🏼
Ω🪬Ω New version (v1.1.0) of #FediAlgo, the customizable timeline algorithm / filtering system for your Mastodon feed, has a toggle switch to allow or disallow the selection of more than one filter option for when you're checking out your favourite hashtags.
Ω🪬Ω New version (v1.1.0) of #FediAlgo, the customizable timeline algorithm / filtering system for your Mastodon feed, has a toggle switch to allow or disallow the selection of more than one filter option for when you're checking out your favourite hashtags.
Ω🪬Ω Released version 1.0.3 of #FediAlgo, the customizable timeline algorithm / filtering system for your Mastodon feed. Incredibly minor bugfix release.
Ω🪬Ω Released version 1.0.3 of #FediAlgo, the customizable timeline algorithm / filtering system for your Mastodon feed. Incredibly minor bugfix release.
In #Mastodon 4.4 they've added the horrible popup window from #Bluesky when you try to click on a #hashtag.
If I wanted to do something weird with the hashtag, I'd right click it. Now I need to make an extra click every single time I just want to view the posts. It's one of the worst features of Bluesky, and they've added it into Mastodon.
It doesn't even do anything useful like tell you if you're following the hashtag.
Every time they update the Mastodon UI they make it worse.
I dislike that when you click a hashtag, it pops up a little menu instead of taking to you the "browse posts in #hashtag" page directly. The little popup should happen when you mouse over it, and it should act like a goddamned link when you click it.
Stuff like this, and the obstinance about not giving a setting to change the 500 character limit, and even simple stuff like not being able to temporarily deactivate your account just goes to show that Team #Mastodon makes some really goofus choices sometimes, I gotta say.
Ω🪬Ω Latest version of #FediAlgo, the customizable timeline algorithm / filtering system for your Mastodon feed, allows for the use of multiple accounts on multiple Mastodon servers. Also fixes some #GoToSocial interoperability issues.
Ω🪬Ω Latest version of #FediAlgo, the customizable timeline algorithm / filtering system for your Mastodon feed, allows for the use of multiple accounts on multiple Mastodon servers. Also fixes some #GoToSocial interoperability issues.
Ω🪬Ω Latest version of #FediAlgo, the customizable timeline algorithm / filtering system for your Mastodon feed, allows for the use of multiple accounts on multiple Mastodon servers. Also fixes some #GoToSocial interoperability issues.
Ω🪬Ω Latest release of #FediAlgo, the customizable timeline algorithm / filtering system for your Mastodon feed, lets you blur / hide images marked as sensitive / #NSFW, which solves the "unwanted dick pics in your feed" issue that can come up when users of one of the more "risque" fediverse servers manage to make one of their favourite hashtags trend.
Ω🪬Ω Latest release of #FediAlgo, the customizable timeline algorithm / filtering system for your Mastodon feed, lets you blur / hide images marked as sensitive / #NSFW, which solves the "unwanted dick pics in your feed" issue that can come up when users of one of the more "risque" fediverse servers manage to make one of their favourite hashtags trend.
Ω🪬Ω new release of #Fedialgo, the customizable timeline algorithm / filtering system for your Mastodon feed, counts the number of times each hashtag appears in your timeline even if people don't use a "#" character to give you a better sense of what people are talking about in the Fediverse.
there's a little bit of art vs. science here because some strings are disqualified from this kind of counting (e.g. a word like "the" should not be counted even if some maniac decided to make it a hashtag) so let me know if you see any weirdly high counts.
Ω🪬Ω new release of #Fedialgo, the customizable timeline algorithm / filtering system for your Mastodon feed, counts the number of times each hashtag appears in your timeline even if people don't use a "#" character to give you a better sense of what people are talking about in the Fediverse.
there's a little bit of art vs. science here because some strings are disqualified from this kind of counting (e.g. a word like "the" should not be counted even if some maniac decided to make it a hashtag) so let me know if you see any weirdly high counts.
Ω🪬Ω new release of #Fedialgo, the customizable timeline algorithm / filtering system for your Mastodon feed, counts the number of times each hashtag appears in your timeline even if people don't use a "#" character to give you a better sense of what people are talking about in the Fediverse.
there's a little bit of art vs. science here because some strings are disqualified from this kind of counting (e.g. a word like "the" should not be counted even if some maniac decided to make it a hashtag) so let me know if you see any weirdly high counts.
The FediAlgo hashtag filter section now highlights any hashtags you've posted about recently.
Interestingly the most I've used the app the more I've found feed filtering gets a ton of mileage for me. It's a huge change of pace to be able to instantly flip between whatever people are talking about on the Fediverse. Not really something you can do on any other social media platform I'm aware of.
The FediAlgo hashtag filter section now highlights any hashtags you've posted about recently.
Interestingly the most I've used the app the more I've found feed filtering gets a ton of mileage for me. It's a huge change of pace to be able to instantly flip between whatever people are talking about on the Fediverse. Not really something you can do on any other social media platform I'm aware of.
Microsoft thinks you should recycle pcs that can't be upgraded to windows 11...
Please do not do this. Try linux or give them to someone else who will, or donate them to charitable organizations.
Goblins need spare computers everywhere!
#question Can we have a #hashtag on here for people who wish to discard perfectly good computers, so other people on here who are less fortunate can get them and use linux or something?
ALT text detailsthis article reads-
Microsoft's Emergency Alert: 240M Windows Users Should Stop Using Their PCs.
Microsoft is preparing millions of PC owners for the unprecedented device cliff edge that hits on October 14, when support for Windows 10 ends.
According to Windows Latest, the company is advising users to discontinue the use of certain devices and to “recycle Windows 10 PCs” that are unable to upgrade to Windows 11.
-from lawyer-monthly, which runs bad scripts.
No link for you.
I #hashtag within my posts, but try to avoid overdoing it & only strategically to keep it focused. I know the ideal is to tag at the end, but #Mastodon caps at a lame ass 500 characters. So before you HOA ppl on how they're using the #fediverse (& further vindicate Bsky & Threads as hassle-free), maybe instead push for Mastodon to expand beyond 500 characters. #MastoHOA
So #fediverse / #mastodon / #activitypub people, what do we have by now that is a usable alternative to facebooks group- & event feature?
I have a number of friends who work in event-related contexts, play in bands, do art exhibitions etc. most of them are still at metas platforms for basically 1-2 reasons. Twatter doesn't really matter at all to them because no feature keeps them there.
The Main reason for most of them to stay with meta is to promote their events & the easiness to invite people to an event or self-subscribe.
The other reasons are groups/channels where people have sub-discussion threads, that "feel a little bit isolated from the rest of the platform". I'm not 100% convinced, that this can/can't be substituted by something like "only display this toot to people following the #hashtag" or something similar.
Reason number three is network effect at the end of the day, which is not really technically addressable from "our side" imho. Being able to show easy to use alternatives should be doable tho.
There is a new UI trend to make the displaying of hash-tags more pleasant. Many clients (especially Mastodon clients) are putting hash-tags at the bottom of the post and limiting the space they take up.
@bookstardust Kann es sein, dass das von der App abhängt? Gerade habe ich mal 3 Hashtags in Impressia und Pixelfed probiert: in Pixelfed (iOS) kam tatsächlich kein einziges Bild, obwohl in der Übersicht „35 k“ angezeigt wurde. In Impressia wurden beim selben Hashtag so ca. 30 Bilder anzeigt – dann war Ende. Konnte dann aber unter einem Foto einen anderen Hashtag anklicken und es wurden wieder ca. 30 Bilder angezeigt, bis die Liste zu ende war.
@dansup thank you Daniel. Yes, I just created this overview graphic to boost global switch day a bit more. I figured linking a #hashtag might come in handy to keep momentum :)
Bienvenue aux nouveaux.lles arrivé.e.s ! Quelques #MastoTips: - vous pouvez vous présenter avec #introduction / #introductionFr - ici on parle de toot ou pouet pour les messages - n'hésitez pas à mettre des #hashtag dans vos pouets - vous pouvez ajouter vos abonné.e.s à des listes - vous pouvez vous abonner à un #hashtag pour que les pouets concernés apparaissent dans votre fil Note perso : rajouter "pouet" ds le dico du téléphone sinon ça fait "poulet"
In response to the #hashtag casing issue, I've written a script for #MastoAdmin's to try to convert as many of them as possible to #PascalCase automatically: https://codeberg.org/austinhuang/mastodon-tag-case-corrector Feedbacks & contributors welcome! (I'm still considering whether I should incorporate recent tagged posts to counter the computerized results.)
The current #hashtag syntax is difficult to use naturally in a sentence in East Asian languages, where there are no spaces or where spacing is different from Western languages.
Wenn du auf #Friendica einen Post mit einem Hashtag schreibst, ich den Post bei mir unter #Pleroma lese und auf deinen #Hashtag klicke, geht der Link auf deine #Friendica Instanz in die Suchfunkton für den Hashtag.
Ist doch falsch. Das müsste in meiner Instanz nach dem Hashtag suchen.
Wenn ich #hashtags schreiben will, die besser Singular wären, aber halt Plural in den Textfluss passen. Dafür kannst du ein #BreitenlosesLeerzeichen oder #ZeroWidthSpace verwenden. Bei #veganem Essen hilft das auch.
Die Zeichen sind echt blöd auf der Tastatur von Mobilgeräten zu finden. Daher habe ich den Codepen gemacht, da könnt ihr es mit einem Klick in die Zwischenablage kopieren und auswählen ob es umbricht. Viel Spaß!
Bon, j'ai finalement une liste des #hashtag hebdomadaires, j'ai compilé plusieurs vieux trucs, mes propres recherches, vos réponses, et j'ai vérifié ce qui était encore utilisé. Mon but n'est pas de ressusciter des #hashtags ! (Et je n'ai pas mis ceux utilisés juste par 4 personnes en boucle !)
(D'ailleurs c'est drôle de voir qu’il y a des personnes qui essayent de lancer leur tag tous les jours ^^) (ça ne prend pas !)
Bref, la liste !
Lundi : #MondayMotivation : Tout ce qui peut vous motiver un lundi matin... je ne comprends pas pourquoi ce hashtag est autant utilisé du coup 😆 #MonochromeMonday : photos en monochrome, majoritairement en noir et blanc
Mardi : #MardiConseil : principalement des conseils lecture, mais aussi de culture en général ou même d'autres thèmes ! #MardiPatisserie : vos plus belles pâtisseries que ce soit maison ou de boulangerie ! #ThickTrunkTuesday : pour voir des troncs d'arbre ! Écoutez, je pensais pas, mais c'est cool ! #TuesdayTiger : des tigres, des tigres, et encore des tigres, c'est vraiment cool ! #TuneTuesday : Pour partager sa musique. (On n’oublie pas qu'il y a d'autres hashtags pour ça, si vous ne voulez pas poster le mardi 😉 ) #TurtleTuesday : comme TuesdayTiger, mais avec des tortues ! Moins utilisé, mais j'aime beaucoup les tortues 😁
Mercredi : #MercrediFiction : des mini récits de fiction, un peu un Writever du mercredi et sans thème ! #WipWednesday : pour montrer un travail en cours, souvent artistique/manuel, mais pas que #WhiskersWednesday : vous voulez des frimousses d'animaux à moustaches ?! C'est par ici ! #WaterfallWednesday : de l'eau qui tombe, des cascades quoi ! C'est rafraîchissant par ce temps, on ne va pas se mentir !
Jeudi : #JeudiManuscrit : récemment inventé par nos linguistes d'ici, des petits bouts d'écriture manuscrite ! #JeuJeudi : pour les jeux de société majoritairement ! #ThrowbackThursday : un petit tour dans votre passé !
Vendredi : #VendrediLecture : pour partager vos lectures, bonnes ou mauvaises ! #FollowFriday : pour donner de la visibilité à des personnes que vous suivez ici #FungiFriday : du champignon mignon ! #WindowFriday : principalement des vues jolies ou insolites à travers des fenêtres de tout genre ! Les photos sont vraiment belles pour le coup, ce n’est pas du "à l'arrache" ^^ ! #FlowerFriday : pour des fleurs, n'oubliez pas le #BloomScrolling les autres jours !
Samedi : les chats, rien que les chats ! #Chamedi et #Caturday pour mettre à l'honneur les rois et reines du monde !
Dimanche : #SilentSunday : pour des paysages reposants #SlowSunday : un peu pareil, mais avec aussi toute autre évocation de la lenteur qui fait du bien !
Voilà, faites-vous plaisir à suivre ces hashtags et à les alimenter !
(et moi je n’ai pas spécialement trouvé mon bonheur, mais je vais me débrouiller ^^)
>tell me if you want anything else explored. yesterday i updated my profile, removed that bug 2 you fixed and added a bug no.4 :) i think i'll do something for bloat tomorrow, if poss.
Bug 1 paragraphs in bio - are they really needed? In my experience text is displayed just fine without them. Bug 3 - could you provide more info? I don't understand what this is about Bug 4 - #hashtag, works #hashtag' doesn't but I can make it work. What other punctuation marks you want to use with hashtags?
You can also submit reports directly to the bug tracker:
I've been thinking for a while that it would be good to have a collective Climate Diary (along the lines of the Sussex Mass Observation project): people from across the world recording and sharing everyday observations, experiences, thoughts, feelings relating to the #ClimateCrisis
I would like to try out simply using a #Hashtag - #ClimateDiary - here on #Mastodon to create this and I would like to invite you all to join in and share widely! 1/4
A reminder as US, UK, AU and FR politics hot up....
Dear friends, if you are posting about US, UK, FR or AU politics, I would love you to use a #hashtag eg #USPol, #UKPol#FRPol or #AUPol so that I can filter them out. Would you mind?
Otherwise, I might have to mute or block peoples. Would hate to do that.
Just a reminder as the recent events are attracting a lot of comment. Otherwise you've been doing fabulously with your hashtags.
Have you discovered #FediGroups? We're different from the rest! You're in control of your Group.
Great to keep interested people informed on a topic. Better than a #hashtag
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A boosting group: If someone mentions the group name in a public post, FediGroups will
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🔹wenn du darauf klickst, kriegst Du eine ganze Seite mit Suchergebnissen von Beiträgen, die diesen #Hashtag enthalten. Alles schön thematisch gesammelt.
🔹In der Suchansicht kannst Du dem Hashtag auch folgen. Dann erscheinen solche Posts in Deiner Timeline. So siehst Du Beiträge zu Themen, die Dich interessieren, auch von Leuten, denen Du (noch) nicht folgst. Auch ein guter Weg, neue Accounts zu finden!
Also, remember you can follow #hashtag too! click on any hashtag and click the "person with a plus" icon in the upper right corner.
Once you subscribe to a hashtag, all posts your server see with that hashtag, will go into your home feed automatically - making your feed much lively and engaging - a great way to find people to follow that share your interests too!
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Es ist möglich, die #FediNINA-Warnmeldungen zu filtern: Jede Warnung enthält einen #Hashtag, der sich aus der Quelle und der Warnstufe zusammensetzt. Der Hashtag #mow3 kennzeichnet zB eine MOWAS-Meldung mit hoher Warnstufe. So ist es möglich, Meldungen mit geringer Warnstufe oder aus einer bestimmten Quelle (zB Wetterwarnungen) zu verwerfen und nur noch über die gewünschten Warnungen informiert zu werden.
Eine Beschreibung dazu befindet sich in unserer Doku:
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