Notices by Truhe (truhe@chaos.social)

Natürlich regen sich die rechtskonservativen Gamer darüber auf, dass das Quidditch-Spiel gendert und Worte wie Hüter:innen verwendet. Ich habe das Gendern erst durch das Gemotze bemerkt 🙈.

Man kann auch Pronomen konfigurieren 😬.

Einer Autorin gefällt dies nicht.

@illiannaheger Du kannst im Character Designer die Pronomen für den Kommentatordialog definieren.

https://youtu.be/_dOHdGmPkjs?t=842

Dieser Berg da neben dem Stadion in München 😱 #taylorswift

@dentaku @feditips Interesting. So my admins might prohibit me from searching other content, but not others from searching my content. Let's see what they decide.

But as usual, my posts can only be found on others instances if my post somehow arrived at this instance? (which would still mean: No global search [Yes, I know of the problems of a global search, but the lack of is still one of the major issues regarding the visibility of content at a global scale])

@feditips Could you describe if these features depend on instance settings? Could an instance prohibit the new global search serverside or will it just work for everyone everywhere?

@Merovius Afaik server migration is a Mastodon feature, not an AP feature.

@Merovius Migration is mostly a manual thing with exporting and importing csv files. The only thing which can be done automatically is switching your followers to follow the new account and this only works with Mastodon followers, not with followers of other Fediverse software. I think, this part could break when the two servers do not federate (block or LIMITED_FEDERATION_MODE).

@feditips might help to clarify?

#feditips

@Merovius "easy account migration" is a myth, because you can't move your posts to the new account. You can only move some of your settings and send a (server side) notice to some of your followers to switch. Manual export should always work (Google did not find a way to disable it), but if both servers don't federate, you can only configure a redirect and have to notice your followers from your move.

@esopriester Das Problem ist der letzte Satz. Es sollte nicht mehr Last erzeugen, sondern mehr Dauer.