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aaronpk_tv
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From @ZoeSchiffer and I, an account of one of the most chaotic days in Twitter’s history. We’re making it free for everyone to read because we think the whole story needs to be told.
https://www.platformer.news/p/inside-the-twitter-meltdown -
swentel
https://realize.be/user/1
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Nov 12
I'm seeing that a lot as well on my instance. It makes sense in a way. Our instances *could* have done a look up for actors and/or posts and stored that information, for whatever reason.
What bothers me more, is that there are federated platforms out there (Fediverse.blog for instance) that just send out any post to my instance, while I'm not following anyone from that platform at all.
That's odd, and are those not even in reply to posts from people who you are following? -
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dansup
https://mastodon.social/@dansup
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Nov 11
@aaronpk To ensure the posts are deleted, mastodon sends the Delete activities to all known servers regardless of follower relationships!
I don't see why it makes any sense to notify my instance about things that my instance has never been notified about before. That goes for both posts as well as accounts. -
mcg
https://micro.blog/mcg
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Nov 11
@aaronpk Combined deletes, delete+redraft and scheduled deleting of old toots.
It's more than that, most of them are account deletion messages from accounts that I've never seen before -
Arne Babenhauserheide
https://rollenspiel.social/@ArneBab
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Nov 11
@aaronpk maybe people fixing up their toots multiple times?
Nope, the vast majority are account delete messages. There's one instance in particular that sends repeated account delete messages, but overall it's mostly deletes from accounts I've never heard of.
