📢 App Version 1.76 is rolling out now (1/3)
This release includes some bugfixes that have been bothering everybody.
• iOS: We fixed the issue with the composer’s autocomplete inserting garbage into your posts.
• Android: We fixed another issue that would cause the back button to stop working.
Some number of Mastodon instances plan or are blocking Threads, but Threads also reserves the right to not federate with everyone.
Here's its current policy:
help.instagram.com/914046486923...
X drops the "Trust" from their "Trust & Safety" team.
Now it's just "Safety", which is a two point score in football when the offensive team is tackled, loses possession of the ball, or commits a foul in their own end zone. 🏈
x.com/safety/statu...##DeadTwitter
Spotted this in a recent Superhuman webinar.
Internally, they've added inline integrations to Airtable and Linear to the text selection UI.
Seems like a perfect extension point for other email-focused Chrome extensions... any takers?
#NewSuperhuman
📢 App Version 1.70 is rolling out now (1/6)
Hashtags! You can now use #hashtags in your posts. When you tap them, you’ll get a menu with lots of handy options:
📢 App Version 1.60 is rolling out now (1/5)
We have a new logo! 🦋
Bluesky is emerging from its cocoon of clouds to transform into a social butterfly. Read more about why we chose this logo here: blueskyweb.xyz/blog/12-21-2...
This is working exactly as designed. Pay for reach, then get compensated the more views your rack up. This is profiteering in the information wars.
Can you imagine the size of the checks X creators will be screenshotting in a month?
www.wired.com/story/x-isra...#DeadTwitter#IsraelHamasWar
Adjacent... but today I hit 15K followers on Threads, ~95K less than I had on Twitter and 13K more than I have here.
Worth tracking because — while the media likes to talk about Threads's struggles — it shouldn't be counted out with federation on the horizon.
www.threads.net/@chris
#ThreadsStats
"The lesson is to diversify, and never rely on one platform. I think the media was way too reliant on Twitter for years. And now Twitter is going away and look at what’s going on. It’s horrible."
There's literally a hashtag on the center position of Bluesky's tabbar now, yet there's still resistance to calling them hashtags or just adopting the conventional usage.
It's fine; it's not my platform. I just don't understand the persistence of the resistance. Where's the logic I'm missing?
hashtags are meant to be the solution for this. it might be more accurate to just call them tags. you'll be able to #inline them but that's more to link to them. the main usage will be outside of the post text in a separate field (where they're a little less intrusive)