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  1. 63% of my followers are #discoverable, only 34% are #indexable (by #searchengines). Most new followers are still coming from my prev. #mastodon #instance, #fosstodon.org. Might be the local timeline, it was way more interesting/less random than here.

    Want to know about your followers, too? Check out this tool I’ve built (hosted on the #IPFS). It’s a non-commercial side project; not collecting any data – simply sharing what I’ve built:

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  2. 63% of my followers are #discoverable, only 34% are #indexable (by #searchengines). Most new followers are still coming from my prev. #mastodon #instance, #fosstodon.org. Might be the local timeline, it was way more interesting/less random than here.

    Want to know about your followers, too? Check out this tool I’ve built (hosted on the #IPFS). It’s a non-commercial side project; not collecting any data – simply sharing what I’ve built:

    fedi--followers-data0-one.ipns

    (Last plug for a while, I promise)

  3. @eob @Rycaut #Should #I #hashtag #every #single #word #I #use #just #so #it #will #be #indexable?

    Further, the convention doesn't necessarily mean the author of the post wants it to be found. It could signal something meta. Example: # MeToo

    Why not just let me opt into search so that I don't have to put up with the nightmare of hashtagging every word and phrase?

  4. @eob @Rycaut #Should #I #hashtag #every #single #word #I #use #just #so #it #will #be #indexable?

    Further, the convention doesn't necessarily mean the author of the post wants it to be found. It could signal something meta. Example: # MeToo

    Why not just let me opt into search so that I don't have to put up with the nightmare of hashtagging every word and phrase?

  5. @adnan360
    Its a slight tradeoff yes. You can always, delete/edit a toot, if you make a mistake.

    But really there is nothing wrong by doing it like that.

    Maybe if its possible to mark a line as #lyric/#lyrical they can be #indexable too?