The may important thing to understand about Madison is that it is "open by default". The way most instances are set up, there is nothing preventing outside parties from pulling all of the content out of your server.
So the first thing to do is find out what settings your server instance has. I think that means finding out who your server admin is and asking them for clarity.
Just to be clear (I posted the charts) the point where user count started to plummit seems oddly in line with the date listed on your profile as the date you joined the server.
So just to be clear, all the data aligns, not to mention the ton of people coming forward (you cant see the thread cause you have them all blocked) calling you out and showing your bad-moderating practices and abuse.
The evidence speaks for itself.
Do you mean the Webfinger plugin?
I'm not completely sure on how necessary it is, I am not a developer. Sorry 😞
Accounts only show up on Mastodon searches if someone on that server is following them, or if they have been interacted with by someone on your server.
So, if you want to get your blog noticed in searches it's a good idea to tell people on Mastodon etc its address and encourage them to follow the blog.
I know this seems unnecessarily complicated, but there are good reasons why servers work like this.
Every server is totally independent, to prevent anyone taking over the network.
It would be incredibly expensive to have a record of every post by every person on all other servers, duplicated thousands of times over on every other server.
So, as a compromise, servers only list accounts and posts that they have "noticed". Here's more info about this: https://fedi.tips/which-posts-and-accounts-can-i-see-from-my-server/
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@Akhenatobi @leechgeek CoSo blocked everybody, because of a beef with the guy who developed the Mastodon server.
So you can't get in, they can't get out.
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