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simsa04 (simsa04@gnusocial.net)'s status on Tuesday, 15-Nov-2022 03:46:24 JST simsa04
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It's this one here https://gnusocial.net/notice/13090788

@es0mhi replied to it with https://tilde.zone/@es0mhi/109342849024494298 which doesn't show up as its reply here on gs.net, only on my backup account on m.s.

I sent an email to mastodon@tilde.zone asking if there were some decisions on their side with regard to (partial) defederation or some other glitches, but didn't hear back from them yet.
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  @simsa04@gnusocial.net This statement should trigger a much broader discussion than I have time for right now. Just a few brief remarks: I, too, find approaching people via interests rather clumsy. Outside the net, I am first interested in personality (I use this fuzzy term here on purpose) and only later try to find out via which interests someone has become that personality. Moreover, here in the fediverse it apparently leads to the fact that many create different accounts for their different interests. Which I refuse to do (until now). Since we can't "listen to the tone of a person's voice" here, don't necessarily learn about her mannors, the personality could be sensed in a different way. It would be helpful if people would express themselves more creatively. Simply boosting things, or spreading a link, a message, etc., is not enough. At some point, #GNUsocial was called 'statusnet' - an origin of which we hopefully emancipate ourselves - or not. Style would be of importance, style of writing, style of discussing. In a sharing culture, there is no room for style any more. I find 'personal info' sometimes helpful after all. You say that we have learned not to share it on the net. Well, I have also learned many things offline about what I shouldn't do - and do them anyway.
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  mensaje de simsa04 (simsa04@gnusocial.net), el Monday, 14-Nov-2022 14:44:34 CET - gnusocial.net
  
  Over in the Mastodon-network (a silo of its own), people keep doing the self-introduction thing. I find this idea rather befuddling, esp. when it comes to sharing personal info which we learnt we shouldn't do on the web. I think you can learn more about a person when you listen to her tone of voice, her manners, and only to some extent via her interests. With regard to the latter, an annotated list of my tags may suffice. #batteries (although in the context of infrastructure, energy, climate, less as hardware or essential building blocks but as objects on which people put their misguided hopes on) #counterculture (I went along with it for many years, now I primarily think about its negative impacts; historical interest) #drought (is more than "heat" a concern to me) #ecocolonialism (from the perspective of how Greens and Progressives offset environmental costs on poor nations when trying to jump-start their green economies) #energy (broad category, includes "renewables", "nuclear", often "infrasturcture") #federation (how its technical aspects create the conversations-based foundation of the Fediverse) #fediverse (history as well as present and future developments of something that is more than the Mastodon-network) #goodread (a corollary to "sources") #heat (rarely) #identica (history) 1/2 [in case you can't see the sequel, click on "In conversation" below]

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