FinchHaven sfba

@scholar

All of them

Because I trust them

Also, bye…

@scholar

“‘Ask them how many women they know trust them’ Strange sort of question to go around asking people, maybe not the soundest vetting process”

Yeah

Really

I mean, women only make up – what is it now? – one half of the human race?

What would they know, and who would care?

cc @ShareMySims

@Zetta

"but after reading the rules, I definitely don’t want to use that server. Mainly because of this rule:

"No incitement of violence or promotion of violent ideologies”

That’s not gonna fly for me. I definitely want to see people inciting violence against CEOs and stuff if the time comes."

You’re trolling, right?

Right?

Bad gambit

Bye…

@frightful_hobgoblin

Lets review:

You make a declarative, public statement about the length of your password, suggesting a problem

The required length of a password is stated at your link

Someone asks you the obvious question

You insult them with a complete non sequitur

Wow…

cc @Blaze

@Deadman

Couple thoughts, because I read some common misunderstandings

1. The Fediverse is a broad, generic concept like “democracy”

No one is running “Fediverse” anywhere or is homed on a “Fediverse” instance

2. #ActivityPub is a protocol, a specification if you will

It must be *implemented* in a specific software distribution (to varying degrees of accuracy) to exist

Again, no one is running “ActivityPub” anywhere or is homed on an “ActivityPub” instance

3. “Viewing content from other #instances, one needs to follow a profile from that instance”

and

“Explicitly viewing instance content, user needs to sign up on their instance”

No

I can go to your instance in a web browser, to /public/local/ and read the public posts on your specific instance

Here: https://mstdn.social/public/local

But no, I cannot see anyone’s Home feed unless I follow that person, or follow hashtags which we use and Follow in common

Which is the only reason I saw your post in the first place, the hashtag #Fediverse

cc @technology