@aral I see tones of Threads's posts under #Pixelfed...

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spla :senyera: :fed: :vim:

@aral I see tones of Threads's posts under #Pixelfed hashtag. Seems Meta is not muting them at all?

Q Pixelfed
andynico 1d
Apparently Meta hide any posts that reference
Pixelfed, so this is a test ...
5 replies • 6 likes
ricmac 1d
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Replying to @ricmac
2/2 | learned that marketers are being encouraged
to move away from "pay-to-play" of influencers to
creating website content for "earned traffic". This
kind of strategy would seem to be a good match
with the emerging fediverse, where participants are
encouraged to own their own content and connect
to third-party services (like Mastodon or Threads
for micro-blogging or Pixelfed for photo sharing).
Fediverse Threads
3 likes
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thelordsplodge 1d
Replying to @andynico
I see this post. I don't know what Pixelfed is though.
1 reply • 1 like
info_rosalie * 14/12/23
+ Workina on Pixelfed too (federated instaaram).
Pixelfed...

Like 21 March at 11:17 | Wall-to-wall | Open on mastodont.cat

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Aral Balkan

@spla It’s an opaque box so who knows.

21 March at 11:19 | Open on mastodon.ar.al

Kévin ⏚

@spla @aral its a bit more complex than a search term - they make it algorithmically difficult to find posts and have them presented to you.

For example, I like men and cats, the more posts I like that fall in this category I get more of that in my feed.

Muting can be full, as in you can't find anything or flooding your timeline with anything but, thus killing any potential traffic from people who maybe interested in the topic.

As Aral said, it's an opaque box

21 March at 11:42 | Open on social.coop

3dcandy

@spla @aral I have a theory, and it has been backed up by a few others. Most instances have already blocked meta from federating with them - it is this that is causing these issues...

21 March at 11:49 | Open on mastodon.social