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@[email protected] You're asking the wrong question. ;)
It should rather be: why don't I follow accounts that write more?

Our instance with #Cackey has 7,000 characters, and just because 2/3 of my posts stay below the limit doesn't mean I'm not using it to its full potential.

In addition, there are many more services that support more than Mastodon's 500.
And even with Misskey/Sharkey, etc., 3,000 is only the lower limit. Any admin can easily raise this in the backend.

Your perception that 99% of the Fediverse is focused on short message services is also incorrect; it's only around 55%.
Which raises the question again, why don't you follow accounts that are more vocal? Then your perception of the Fediverse will also change.
It would also change if you actively used another service that shows how colorful the Fediverse is.

@[email protected] You're asking the wrong question. ;)
It should rather be: why don't I follow accounts that write more?

Our instance with #Cackey has 7,000 characters, and just because 2/3 of my posts stay below the limit doesn't mean I'm not using it to its full potential.

In addition, there are many more services that support more than Mastodon's 500.
And even with Misskey/Sharkey, etc., 3,000 is only the lower limit. Any admin can easily raise this in the backend.

Your perception that 99% of the Fediverse is focused on short message services is also incorrect; it's only around 55%.
Which raises the question again, why don't you follow accounts that are more vocal? Then your perception of the Fediverse will also change.
It would also change if you actively used another service that shows how colorful the Fediverse is.

Hallo @[email protected] und willkommen im #Fediverse ​:fediverse:​

Grüße mit #Cackey 👋

Hallo @[email protected] und willkommen im #Fediverse ​:fediverse:​

Grüße mit #Cackey 👋

@[email protected] hallo und willkommen im #Fediverse

Du bist hier in was weit größerem geraten, von dem Mastodon nur ein Teil ist.
Grüße mit #Cackey

Ok, let's try this again. :-)

Is anyone out there hosting #Cackey on a #Yunohost setup and is able to import followers from a .csv file?

The import works just fine on a "stand alone" Calckey instance, but on a Yunohost, nothing happens after the message that the server would now start processing the file and that this could take some time. (don't have the exact working at hand.)

Which log file/s should I check for possible errors?

Thanks in advance.

#followerpower #calckeyadmin

Ok, let's try this again. :-)

Is anyone out there hosting #Cackey on a #Yunohost setup and is able to import followers from a .csv file?

The import works just fine on a "stand alone" Calckey instance, but on a Yunohost, nothing happens after the message that the server would now start processing the file and that this could take some time. (don't have the exact working at hand.)

Which log file/s should I check for possible errors?

Thanks in advance.

#followerpower #calckeyadmin