@dotnet
How much mileage can you get with a single post?

@dotnet I read this as “Hello Postgres!” for a long time and I was confused as to why dotnet would be something that’s been possible for a very long time. 😂

@dotnet Hi? Good thing you rolled out your own instance, welcome to the fediverse.

@dotnet Top-level post. 😉

@dotnet Time to verify some of those links. 😉

@dotnet yaaay nice to see you here. The Fediverse needs more orgs or official dev communities.

You may want to try verifying one or multiple links from your bio in the future also.

@dotnet Hello. Before you get going too far with this handle, may I point out: If your server is on a subdomain of a domain you're known to own, everyone can know without having to check that it's yours.

If this account was "@dotnet@dot.net" or "@dotnet@social.dot.net", I wouldn't have to check for a verified checkmark on the blog entry in your profile.

Just a particular advantage of federation that isn't automatically obvious.

@dotnet Glad to see you here! Following!

@dotnet Well hello yourselves.

@dotnet yes!!! Welcome! Very pleased to see official teams of large organizations making their home here

@dotnet I GUUEEESSSS!

System.out.println(":stir_the_pot:");

@dotnet@dotnet.social

@dotnet

// respond

Console.Writeline ("Hello Back!");

@dotnet welcome to the Fediverse, dotnet!
Thank you for the amazing platform

@dotnet who up dottin they nets

@dotnet We've been awaiting you.

@dotnet As a software developer using .NET I feel like I should follow here... :ablobcatattention:

@dotnet

Welcome to the Fediverse.

But I believe the correct syntax of a real programming language is:

std::cout << "Hello World!";

I ❤️ @dotnet

@dotnet@dotnet.social go away