I'm not even changing the "toot!" button to anything, I'm just changing "someone boosted your toot" to "someone boosted your post" but you listen to how people are talking about it and it's the end of the world
I'm not even changing the "toot!" button to anything, I'm just changing "someone boosted your toot" to "someone boosted your post" but you listen to how people are talking about it and it's the end of the world 24 comments
@Gargron Not a bad choice, really. "Someone boosted your toot" always sounded to me like the punch line to a dirty joke. @Gargron Not a bad choice, really. "Someone boosted your toot" always sounded to me like the punch line to a dirty joke. @Gargron Well now it's just inconsistent. Us of Tootistan demand independence from Postland! Click TOOT! @Gargron That actually makes it filthier. "I tooted a toot" is just some gas or noise. "I tooted a post" is… whoo… some drunk Rick Sanchez shenanigans. @mdhughes The verb isn't actually used anywhere in any other tense other than on the button to publish a new post. @Gargron Maybe people would be more accepting if you tell them why you're changing it? @thor The protocol calls them notes and announces. Statuses and reblogs is what's been in the Mastodon code and REST API from the beginning. Frankly, I like reblog more than boost because it's so much more self-explanatory, but alright, boost isn't the worst either. Status, it just sounds clunky, especially plural: statuses. Posts is better. @Gargron @Gargron ...and you thought I was a mastodon.social problem child🤣https://mas.to/@Pelican3301/106106115053709351 @Gargron People just miss having something to bitch about over on Tumblr and their every change, so they're looking for crumbs anywhere they can get them. |
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Look on the bright side: people evidently care a lot about what you say.