#searchtodon — Public Fediverse posts

@jer no, but I know how to find the post that showed you this, but the mob doesn’t let me #Searchtodon 😂

@jer no, but I know how to find the post that showed you this, but the mob doesn’t let me #Searchtodon 😂

@jer no, but I know how to find the post that showed you this, but the mob doesn’t let me #Searchtodon 😂

@jer no, but I know how to find the post that showed you this, but the mob doesn’t let me #Searchtodon 😂

@jer no, but I know how to find the post that showed you this, but the mob doesn’t let me #Searchtodon 😂

By reading the end of the #searchtodon ´s adventures, I discovered that @ivory was able to filter your timeline hiding #boost and #replies . Much better to find what really interest you in your timeline.

https://searchtodon.social/Adventures-in-Mastoland.html

By reading the end of the #searchtodon ´s adventures, I discovered that @ivory was able to filter your timeline hiding #boost and #replies . Much better to find what really interest you in your timeline.

https://searchtodon.social/Adventures-in-Mastoland.html

By reading the end of the #searchtodon ´s adventures, I discovered that @ivory was able to filter your timeline hiding #boost and #replies . Much better to find what really interest you in your timeline.

https://searchtodon.social/Adventures-in-Mastoland.html

By reading the end of the #searchtodon ´s adventures, I discovered that @ivory was able to filter your timeline hiding #boost and #replies . Much better to find what really interest you in your timeline.

https://searchtodon.social/Adventures-in-Mastoland.html

Here are some rabid nitwits fighting (rather innocent) indexers that offer privacy sensitive services to the fediverse. Bullying the developers, until those give up. Like #searchtodon beaten to submission.

There are large CDN providers offering "help" to the fediverse. "Help", that could land them in a position where they process all fediverse data. To be indexed at their leisure.

Now. If you so insist on picking a fight, which one to pick? I have no idea. Oh, wait. I do.

Here are some rabid nitwits fighting (rather innocent) indexers that offer privacy sensitive services to the fediverse. Bullying the developers, until those give up. Like #searchtodon beaten to submission.

There are large CDN providers offering "help" to the fediverse. "Help", that could land them in a position where they process all fediverse data. To be indexed at their leisure.

Now. If you so insist on picking a fight, which one to pick? I have no idea. Oh, wait. I do.

Here are some rabid nitwits fighting (rather innocent) indexers that offer privacy sensitive services to the fediverse. Bullying the developers, until those give up. Like #searchtodon beaten to submission.

There are large CDN providers offering "help" to the fediverse. "Help", that could land them in a position where they process all fediverse data. To be indexed at their leisure.

Now. If you so insist on picking a fight, which one to pick? I have no idea. Oh, wait. I do.

Here are some rabid nitwits fighting (rather innocent) indexers that offer privacy sensitive services to the fediverse. Bullying the developers, until those give up. Like #searchtodon beaten to submission.

There are large CDN providers offering "help" to the fediverse. "Help", that could land them in a position where they process all fediverse data. To be indexed at their leisure.

Now. If you so insist on picking a fight, which one to pick? I have no idea. Oh, wait. I do.

@redgreen925

In the #Searchtodon example. A developer took the time to:

1) Post the problem he was trying to solve.
2) Acknowledge that there was likely to be concerns.
3) Offer to remove the service if the community objected to it.
4) Asked for feedback.

Lot's of people gave him constructive feedback, but a significant enough group of folks challenged his intentions, accused him of being disingenious, and attacked his project - without, I believe, fully understanding what was proposed.

@redgreen925

In the #Searchtodon example. A developer took the time to:

1) Post the problem he was trying to solve.
2) Acknowledge that there was likely to be concerns.
3) Offer to remove the service if the community objected to it.
4) Asked for feedback.

Lot's of people gave him constructive feedback, but a significant enough group of folks challenged his intentions, accused him of being disingenious, and attacked his project - without, I believe, fully understanding what was proposed.

@redgreen925

In the #Searchtodon example. A developer took the time to:

1) Post the problem he was trying to solve.
2) Acknowledge that there was likely to be concerns.
3) Offer to remove the service if the community objected to it.
4) Asked for feedback.

Lot's of people gave him constructive feedback, but a significant enough group of folks challenged his intentions, accused him of being disingenious, and attacked his project - without, I believe, fully understanding what was proposed.

@redgreen925

In the #Searchtodon example. A developer took the time to:

1) Post the problem he was trying to solve.
2) Acknowledge that there was likely to be concerns.
3) Offer to remove the service if the community objected to it.
4) Asked for feedback.

Lot's of people gave him constructive feedback, but a significant enough group of folks challenged his intentions, accused him of being disingenious, and attacked his project - without, I believe, fully understanding what was proposed.

@redgreen925

In the #Searchtodon example. A developer took the time to:

1) Post the problem he was trying to solve.
2) Acknowledge that there was likely to be concerns.
3) Offer to remove the service if the community objected to it.
4) Asked for feedback.

Lot's of people gave him constructive feedback, but a significant enough group of folks challenged his intentions, accused him of being disingenious, and attacked his project - without, I believe, fully understanding what was proposed.

@mattwynne search in mastodon is awful by design . #searchtodon

@mattwynne search in mastodon is awful by design . #searchtodon

@mattwynne search in mastodon is awful by design . #searchtodon

@mattwynne search in mastodon is awful by design . #searchtodon

@mattwynne search in mastodon is awful by design . #searchtodon

I'm still thinking about Jan Lachauer's #Searchtodon experiment and how people reacted to it. People on Mastodon seem to be much more aware of data ownership, which is good.

However, it also seems to me some people aren‘t aware that by design, Mastodon is an open medium. Posts have a public URL, which is great for linking to it, mentioning it in other media, and so on. But it also means that technically everyone can access it from anywhere on the Internet.

I'm still thinking about Jan Lachauer's #Searchtodon experiment and how people reacted to it. People on Mastodon seem to be much more aware of data ownership, which is good.

However, it also seems to me some people aren‘t aware that by design, Mastodon is an open medium. Posts have a public URL, which is great for linking to it, mentioning it in other media, and so on. But it also means that technically everyone can access it from anywhere on the Internet.

I'm still thinking about Jan Lachauer's #Searchtodon experiment and how people reacted to it. People on Mastodon seem to be much more aware of data ownership, which is good.

However, it also seems to me some people aren‘t aware that by design, Mastodon is an open medium. Posts have a public URL, which is great for linking to it, mentioning it in other media, and so on. But it also means that technically everyone can access it from anywhere on the Internet.

I'm still thinking about Jan Lachauer's #Searchtodon experiment and how people reacted to it. People on Mastodon seem to be much more aware of data ownership, which is good.

However, it also seems to me some people aren‘t aware that by design, Mastodon is an open medium. Posts have a public URL, which is great for linking to it, mentioning it in other media, and so on. But it also means that technically everyone can access it from anywhere on the Internet.

I'm still thinking about Jan Lachauer's #Searchtodon experiment and how people reacted to it. People on Mastodon seem to be much more aware of data ownership, which is good.

However, it also seems to me some people aren‘t aware that by design, Mastodon is an open medium. Posts have a public URL, which is great for linking to it, mentioning it in other media, and so on. But it also means that technically everyone can access it from anywhere on the Internet.

Reading more on search with #Mastodon. After reading about #Searchtodon and @anildash lastest piece I then read this one from @ben on his $0.02 and efforts to build a bot to detect scrapers.

I'm still forming my opinions (maybe more on that later) but Ben covers a few corners of the discussion I haven't seen brought up yet.

https://www.bentasker.co.uk/posts/blog/security/autodetecting-and-outing-mastodon-scrapers-with-scrapersnitchbot.html

#Fedisearch

Reading more on search with #Mastodon. After reading about #Searchtodon and @anildash lastest piece I then read this one from @ben on his $0.02 and efforts to build a bot to detect scrapers.

I'm still forming my opinions (maybe more on that later) but Ben covers a few corners of the discussion I haven't seen brought up yet.

https://www.bentasker.co.uk/posts/blog/security/autodetecting-and-outing-mastodon-scrapers-with-scrapersnitchbot.html

#Fedisearch

Reading more on search with #Mastodon. After reading about #Searchtodon and @anildash lastest piece I then read this one from @ben on his $0.02 and efforts to build a bot to detect scrapers.

I'm still forming my opinions (maybe more on that later) but Ben covers a few corners of the discussion I haven't seen brought up yet.

https://www.bentasker.co.uk/posts/blog/security/autodetecting-and-outing-mastodon-scrapers-with-scrapersnitchbot.html

#Fedisearch

Reading more on search with #Mastodon. After reading about #Searchtodon and @anildash lastest piece I then read this one from @ben on his $0.02 and efforts to build a bot to detect scrapers.

I'm still forming my opinions (maybe more on that later) but Ben covers a few corners of the discussion I haven't seen brought up yet.

https://www.bentasker.co.uk/posts/blog/security/autodetecting-and-outing-mastodon-scrapers-with-scrapersnitchbot.html

#Fedisearch

Reading more on search with #Mastodon. After reading about #Searchtodon and @anildash lastest piece I then read this one from @ben on his $0.02 and efforts to build a bot to detect scrapers.

I'm still forming my opinions (maybe more on that later) but Ben covers a few corners of the discussion I haven't seen brought up yet.

https://www.bentasker.co.uk/posts/blog/security/autodetecting-and-outing-mastodon-scrapers-with-scrapersnitchbot.html

#Fedisearch

@phneutral

Yes, I think that those were the recommendations.

However, it's my understanding that there is nothing preventing anyone from implementing a search system that that does not do these things.

If we are not willing to work with someone like the creator of #Searchtodon, who I think was making a sincere effort to listen and respond to the community, then someone else will simply implement a tool on their own without consultation of the community and without the protections discussed.

@phneutral

Yes, I think that those were the recommendations.

However, it's my understanding that there is nothing preventing anyone from implementing a search system that that does not do these things.

If we are not willing to work with someone like the creator of #Searchtodon, who I think was making a sincere effort to listen and respond to the community, then someone else will simply implement a tool on their own without consultation of the community and without the protections discussed.

@phneutral

Yes, I think that those were the recommendations.

However, it's my understanding that there is nothing preventing anyone from implementing a search system that that does not do these things.

If we are not willing to work with someone like the creator of #Searchtodon, who I think was making a sincere effort to listen and respond to the community, then someone else will simply implement a tool on their own without consultation of the community and without the protections discussed.

@phneutral

Yes, I think that those were the recommendations.

However, it's my understanding that there is nothing preventing anyone from implementing a search system that that does not do these things.

If we are not willing to work with someone like the creator of #Searchtodon, who I think was making a sincere effort to listen and respond to the community, then someone else will simply implement a tool on their own without consultation of the community and without the protections discussed.

@phneutral

Yes, I think that those were the recommendations.

However, it's my understanding that there is nothing preventing anyone from implementing a search system that that does not do these things.

If we are not willing to work with someone like the creator of #Searchtodon, who I think was making a sincere effort to listen and respond to the community, then someone else will simply implement a tool on their own without consultation of the community and without the protections discussed.

So greatful to the creator of #Searchtodon for taking the time to write such a thoughful summary of what he learned.

https://searchtodon.social/Adventures-in-Mastoland.html

"There is a difference between what a thing is vs. what people perceive that thing to be. For success, it is important for whoever makes the thing to respect both of these positions."

So greatful to the creator of #Searchtodon for taking the time to write such a thoughful summary of what he learned.

https://searchtodon.social/Adventures-in-Mastoland.html

"There is a difference between what a thing is vs. what people perceive that thing to be. For success, it is important for whoever makes the thing to respect both of these positions."

So greatful to the creator of #Searchtodon for taking the time to write such a thoughful summary of what he learned.

https://searchtodon.social/Adventures-in-Mastoland.html

"There is a difference between what a thing is vs. what people perceive that thing to be. For success, it is important for whoever makes the thing to respect both of these positions."

So greatful to the creator of #Searchtodon for taking the time to write such a thoughful summary of what he learned.

https://searchtodon.social/Adventures-in-Mastoland.html

"There is a difference between what a thing is vs. what people perceive that thing to be. For success, it is important for whoever makes the thing to respect both of these positions."

So greatful to the creator of #Searchtodon for taking the time to write such a thoughful summary of what he learned.

https://searchtodon.social/Adventures-in-Mastoland.html

"There is a difference between what a thing is vs. what people perceive that thing to be. For success, it is important for whoever makes the thing to respect both of these positions."

@atomicpoet @JessTheUnstill @pre

#Searchtodon was, I think, trying to do this is in a responsible way. But, community backlash shut that effort down.

I don't see how we prevent the less ethical actors from following through and the results will be even worse.

@atomicpoet @JessTheUnstill @pre

#Searchtodon was, I think, trying to do this is in a responsible way. But, community backlash shut that effort down.

I don't see how we prevent the less ethical actors from following through and the results will be even worse.