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.
@aaronpk To ensure the posts are deleted, mastodon sends the Delete activities to all known servers regardless of follower relationships!
@aaronpk Combined deletes, delete+redraft and scheduled deleting of old toots.
@aaronpk maybe people fixing up their toots multiple times?
@aaronpk I’m killing my Twitter on Sunday so I’ll have to rely on you for trash fire updates
@aaronpk I don't know for sure but I do know that some people auto-delete toots after N days so maybe that software is going wild.
@theadhocracy because the site you referenced is aggregating links - what happens when the author changes the title, for example? Could this be solved with webmentions as well?
@aaronpk to be honest I just pasted your domain name into Feedly a while ago. It seemed to have picked up the json feed and labels it as RSS. I'm using NetNewsWire as a client on desktop and on the phone.
So it might be Feedly that's making a mess.
@aaronpk I'm not sure if you're aware: your RSS feed doesn't show the picture
@aaronpk what I like most about it is that it's a one time fee, not a monthly rent fee where you'd need to send it back once you want to stop paying for it.
Rolled out another change I forgot to make with this morning’s Mastodon changes: your “about me” text from Micro.blog now shows up for Mastodon users too. (Mastodon will cache profiles so may take a while to update everywhere.)
