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  1. Do you know: if you don't post an image, pixelfed users will not see your post.
    Time to bring back the good old transparent 1*1px gif/png

    (Gif powered by spacergif.org)
    #pixelfed #mastodon #Fediverse #joinfediverse
    #fedihack #pixelfedhack #pixelfedworkaround

  2. become an animal on the fediverse for a better user experience

    #fedifacts #fedihack

  3. Wszedłem na profil danej osoby i kliknąłem na "Blokuj wszystko z bird.makeup" i już nie bedą mi się pojawiały wpisy polityków na Twitterze, które ktoś postanowił podbić tu, w Fediwersum.

    #FediHack #FediTipsPL #FediTips #Fediwersum #MastodonPL

  4. @Kevin Davidson @Third spruce tree on the left @Fediverse News The lack of comments is actually the biggest shortcoming on #WriteFreely. #Plume has comments, but it's Schrödinger's Fediverse project (it is or is not dead).

    A #FediHack would be to follow your own WriteFreely blog on something that does microblogging and boost or repost the notifications you receive from your own blog. It also makes finding followers easier, even if they follow the microblogging account rather than the long-form blogging channel.

    By the way, another shortcoming of WriteFreely is that you can't see how many people follow your blog, much less who does.

    Maybe it's time for a Plume fork.
  5. Okay, so I want to follow someone on a #Fediverse project of which I'm not 100% sure how well it federates with #Hubzilla. It isn't about bidirectional conversation, I just want to be able to read what they write.

    Good thing Hubzilla not only produces #RSS feeds, but it can also subscribe to them. And almost everything else in the Fediverse provides RSS feeds.

    So what do I do? After following that account, I also subscribe to its RSS feed. If federation works, I can always unsubscribe. If not, I've got the feed as a fallback.

    #Fedihack