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Unsubscribing tags.pub from Open Registration Relays

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  • evanprodromou@socialwebfoundation.orgE This user is from outside of this forum
    evanprodromou@socialwebfoundation.orgE This user is from outside of this forum
    evanprodromou@socialwebfoundation.org
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    A relay server is a server that collects public content from many Fediverse servers and distributes it to the other servers. tags.pub , the global hashtag server run by the Social Web Foundation, can follow relay servers and boost any tagged content coming from the connected servers. Especially for relay servers that gather together content from lots of small servers, this can help connect people with others who share their interests on the Fediverse.

    However, some people have said they were surprised by the boosts, since they hadn’t directly connected their server to tags.pub. To avoid this, tags.pub is now unsubscribed from the open registration relay servers it was previously using. If your content is no longer being boosted, you can still connect your account or your server directly to tags.pub. tags.pub may subscribe to relay servers in the future, but we’ll coordinate with the relay server admins first to make sure there are fewer surprises.

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    • evanprodromou@socialwebfoundation.orgE evanprodromou@socialwebfoundation.org

      A relay server is a server that collects public content from many Fediverse servers and distributes it to the other servers. tags.pub , the global hashtag server run by the Social Web Foundation, can follow relay servers and boost any tagged content coming from the connected servers. Especially for relay servers that gather together content from lots of small servers, this can help connect people with others who share their interests on the Fediverse.

      However, some people have said they were surprised by the boosts, since they hadn’t directly connected their server to tags.pub. To avoid this, tags.pub is now unsubscribed from the open registration relay servers it was previously using. If your content is no longer being boosted, you can still connect your account or your server directly to tags.pub. tags.pub may subscribe to relay servers in the future, but we’ll coordinate with the relay server admins first to make sure there are fewer surprises.

      kkarhan@mastodon.socialK This user is from outside of this forum
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      kkarhan@mastodon.social
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      @evanprodromou bruh, you really showcase that you are a #TechBro who doesn't understand the concepts of #PowerDynamics and chose to abdicate responsibility.

      Really fitting to hang out woth #GNU folks tho…
      https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R2SKenHRhMg

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      • kkarhan@mastodon.socialK kkarhan@mastodon.social

        @evanprodromou bruh, you really showcase that you are a #TechBro who doesn't understand the concepts of #PowerDynamics and chose to abdicate responsibility.

        Really fitting to hang out woth #GNU folks tho…
        https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R2SKenHRhMg

        frog_reborn@mstdn.socialF This user is from outside of this forum
        frog_reborn@mstdn.socialF This user is from outside of this forum
        frog_reborn@mstdn.social
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        @kkarhan @evanprodromou

        Seems to me like the criticized behaviour of the bots was corrected?

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        • frog_reborn@mstdn.socialF frog_reborn@mstdn.social

          @kkarhan @evanprodromou

          Seems to me like the criticized behaviour of the bots was corrected?

          kkarhan@mastodon.socialK This user is from outside of this forum
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          kkarhan@mastodon.social
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          @frog_reborn nope. he tripled down on violating #Consent by demanding #OptOut instead of #OptIn!

          Ask @alice about that…

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          • kkarhan@mastodon.socialK kkarhan@mastodon.social

            @frog_reborn nope. he tripled down on violating #Consent by demanding #OptOut instead of #OptIn!

            Ask @alice about that…

            frog_reborn@mstdn.socialF This user is from outside of this forum
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            frog_reborn@mstdn.social
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            @kkarhan

            So what does this mean then exactly (genuinely don't know)?

            "However, some people have said they were surprised by the boosts, since they hadn’t directly connected their server to tags.pub. To avoid this, tags.pub is now unsubscribed from the open registration relay servers it was previously using."

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            • frog_reborn@mstdn.socialF frog_reborn@mstdn.social

              @kkarhan

              So what does this mean then exactly (genuinely don't know)?

              "However, some people have said they were surprised by the boosts, since they hadn’t directly connected their server to tags.pub. To avoid this, tags.pub is now unsubscribed from the open registration relay servers it was previously using."

              evan@cosocial.caE This user is from outside of this forum
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              evan@cosocial.ca
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              @frog_reborn @kkarhan a relay is a service that boosts public content from one server to a bunch of other servers. Admins configure them so their users' content goes further, and so their users have more content to read.

              An open registration relay is one that any server can join without permission.

              If your server is connected to an open registration relay, all your public content is shared with every server on that relay.

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