Hey everyone,

I’m [redacted], but most of you know me as Kira Zune. I’m an 18-year-old Muslim Arab from Lebanon, and lately I’ve been pretty shaken by some of the stuff I see on Mastodon. It hurts to scroll past posts full of profanity, explicit images, or hateful comments—as if we’ve forgotten how to treat each other with basic decency. That’s why I’ve found myself speaking up when things go too far.

In my faith, sharing or looking at NSFW content isn’t just “off-color”—it’s something that pushes us away from Allah’s guidance. I want my online life to reflect the same values I live by every day: honesty, compassion, and self-control. We all deserve a space where we can chat, laugh, and learn without feeling grossed out or attacked.

I also owe you all an apology for my own actions on hear-me.social this past week. Between moments of anger and frustration, I reacted in ways that don’t sit right with me now. I’m working on reconnecting with Allah and becoming more patient and kind, both online and off.

So here’s where I’m at: I’ll be blocking or reporting any NSFW images, harsh language, or insults aimed at me. I’m asking you to help me keep this a welcoming, respectful corner of the internet. Let’s look out for each other, share good conversations, and remember that kindness costs us nothing.

Thanks for hearing me out—and for respecting these boundaries. May Allah guide us all toward what’s best.

#Mastodon

Free Palestine 🇵🇸 Song

Vocals: @KiraZune

#MastodonMusic #Mastodon

Hey everyone,

I want to come clean about what’s been going on with me here on Mastodon and on Discord, and apologize for any confusion or discomfort I’ve caused.

Over the past while, I’ve been hopping between different accounts— @Hiyori , @NicholasTheSaver , @Mint , and @lilythelonelygirl —all on hear-me.social. I thought I was doing the right thing by using alts to connect with different people, but I realize now it probably just felt unsettling.

With @Hiyori , I made the worst mistake: I pretended to die. I was so overwhelmed by everything online that I thought “faking my death” would help me disappear. I truly regret that—it was selfish and hurtful, and I’m sorry to everyone who believed it and was left worried.

Then I slipped into @NicholasTheSaver , trying to stay hidden after the fallout from Hiyori. I even posted some of my songs there, hoping to reinvent myself quietly. But watching how online “exposés” have ruined people’s lives made me realize I was just repeating the same toxic cycle.

I created @Mint as a backup for NicholasTheSaver, a safety net for more content if I ever got locked out. It was never meant to mislead anyone, but I see now that any secret account looks sketchy.

And @lilythelonelygirl … that one I’ve kept for personal chats with friends here. It’s low-key, and I’ve used it when I didn’t want to mix personal convos with my music or other stuff.

But enough is enough. This account—this is who I am. From now on, I’ll post openly as myself, no more tricks or disappearing acts.

Before I finish, I also want to touch on something heavy: the harassment campaign I faced on Bluesky. It was real, and it was brutal. I was bombarded with hateful messages until I just deleted my entire profile there. That experience left me shaken, and part of why I retreated into multiple alts in the first place.

Thank you for reading this. I know I’ve been a handful, and I’m genuinely sorry for any stress or confusion I caused. I appreciate this community more than you know, and I’m committed to being honest and present from here on out. If you have any questions or just want to talk, I’m here. Let’s move forward together.

#Mastodon

Hey everyone,

I just need to get this off my chest. Ever since I put “Free Palestine” in my profile picture, I’ve been hit with so much hate from some Israeli folks—angry messages, nasty insults, and straight-up accusations every time I speak up. It really stings to see that level of anger aimed at me just for showing solidarity.

I know this conflict is heartbreaking and complicated, and people have deep emotions on both sides. Still, it hurts when the conversation turns into personal attacks instead of honest dialogue. I support human rights and want to stand with those who are suffering, but it’s hard not to feel discouraged by all this negativity.

If you’ve faced something like this, I understand—trust me, you’re not alone. And if you’re reading this thinking of responding, let’s try to keep it respectful. We can disagree, but let’s not lose our empathy.

Thanks for listening. Let’s focus on compassion and understanding, not tearing each other down.

#Mastodon

Bluesky Faces Backlash Over Alleged Censorship of Palestinian Accounts https://open.substack.com/pub/spillzone/p/bluesky-faces-backlash-over-alleged?r=5t8hw5&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web&showWelcomeOnShare=true

#Bluesky #Mastodon

Lets make this video trending shall we? Via @_elena

https://youtube.com/watch?v=YRJHIJy5Nno

Guys, I don't know what do next on my Mastodon page and the bot is inactive/crashed yesterday. So, I might post random stuff or boosting some stuff

#Mastodon

Guys, We support Palestine 🇵🇸 . The amount of people are killed is unforgettable that is a massive genocide

#FreeGaza
#freepalestine
#Mastodon

Are you looking for a discord server for anime and more? Are you not finding the right server to be in?

Lunaria Arcadia is the best server to be in. We are a small Discord community planning to be the largest Discord server on the platform

We are also looking for staffs to help us moderate the discord server. So, If you want to be helping us please dm me/private mention

Discord: https://discord.gg/pf4VtHG4qY

#Discord #Mastodon

Hey everyone!

I wanted to give you a heads-up about something I just ran into. While poking around online, I stumbled on a couple of really shady websites that do more than just track which pages you visit—they can actually sniff out your IP address and link it to any accounts you’ve used from that same address. Even scarier, they can quietly grab your usernames and passwords without you ever realizing it.

Luckily, I was in Incognito mode when I discovered all this, so my info stayed safe. But it was a major wake-up call about how careful we all need to be online. Here are a few simple tips that helped me feel more secure—and might help you, too:

- Double-check the URL
Always make sure it starts with “https://” and shows that little padlock icon. If anything seems off—like a weird spelling or no lock—hit the back button.

- Create strong, unique passwords
I know it’s tempting to reuse the same password everywhere, but if one site gets compromised, all your accounts could be at risk. Mix it up with a password manager if you can.

- Turn on two-factor authentication
Adding that extra step—whether it’s via text message, an authenticator app, or a security key—can stop anyone who somehow got your password in its tracks.

- Be picky about where you log in
If it’s a site you’ve never heard of, take a minute to look up reviews or community feedback before typing in your email and password.

- Keep tabs on your account activity
Most services let you see where you’re logged in. If you spot a location or device you don’t recognize, sign out everywhere and change your password right away.

- Log out and clear your data
Especially on shared or public computers, always log out when you’re done—and clear your browsing data if you want extra peace of mind.

It might feel like overkill at first, but these small steps go a long way toward keeping your info safe from those sneaky sites. Stay safe out there, and if you have any other tips or tricks, please share!

#Mastodon

Guys, Who will win? If there was a tournament of power

#Mastodon #anime #polls

I’ve got to say, it’s been pretty disheartening watching how “The Hatch” egg hunt has unfolded. A friend tipped me off that the event might not even happen anymore—its name’s been absolutely shredded on X under the #BoycottTheHatch tag, and players are genuinely frustrated.

Then came the news about TheOfficialTeddy. You know him—the creator behind those cheesy dating-game experiences that so many of us have dabbled in at one point or another. Hearing that he’d been dropped from the lineup because of inappropriate content felt like yet another blow. I can’t help but wonder how something like this slipped through in the first place.

Roblox’s reaction has been, at best, underwhelming. They issued a statement, but it felt generic and didn’t really address the core issues—so several game developers have bowed out in protest. I’ve seen my favorite YouTubers go live, dissecting every misstep; their frustration is contagious.

What really twisted the knife, though, was the rumor (and leaked screenshots) that Teddy once had access to the private Roblox Developers Discord. If that’s true, it shakes your faith in the whole community-building process. Now, even more devs are jumping ship, leaving “The Hatch” looking emptier by the day.

At this point, I’m left rooting for Roblox to listen—really listen—to its players and creators. Because “The Hatch” had so much potential to be fun and inclusive, and it’s a shame to see it teetering on the edge like this. Here’s hoping they can turn things around before it’s too late.

#Mastodon

Hey friends,
I’ve noticed a lot of people are slapping that blue checkmark on their profiles like it’s a cute emoji—and it’s not! That little badge is there so we can trust who we’re talking to. It shows that you’ve already been verified somewhere else on Mastodon, or that you run an official community or business server and have put in the work to keep it running smoothly.

When you misuse the checkmark, it weakens its whole point. New users won’t know who to trust, and long-timers count on it to spot legit news accounts, artists, small businesses, and community leaders.
You’ll see my checkmark because I write on Substack and have helped a bunch of folks here—I went through the proper steps to earn it. It’s not about looking fancy; it’s about building real trust.

So before you add a blue check, ask yourself: “Have I actually been verified elsewhere or do I run an official server?” If not, let’s leave that badge for the accounts that truly deserve it. And if you think this is useful, please boost it so more people get the memo. Thanks for helping keep our community honest and reliable!

#Mastodon

#Discord

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Anime • Art • Gaming • Chill
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🎮 Game Hangouts & Streams 🎮
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Join the glow — your haven awaits! 🌟

Server tags: Friendly, No Bullying, No NSFW, No Swearing, Anti Racism

https://discord.gg/pf4VtHG4qY

Hey everyone!!
Just wanted to give a quick update — I haven’t been able to post on my Substack lately because I’m dealing with some pretty frustrating internet issues right now. On top of that, the bot is still on a longer break, so things might be a little quiet from my end for a bit.
I’ll be back on track soon, but in the meantime, I want to remind you to keep an eye out for AI-generated content floating around Mastodon. It’s been popping up more often lately, and I thought it’d be helpful to share a simple breakdown of what to look for:

🚨 Spotting AI Accounts on Mastodon:

1. AI Assisted
The post isn’t fully AI, but AI played a part somewhere in the process. This might be editing, concept help, or enhancement. You’ll usually notice weird AI patterns or the person might mention using it.

2. AI Modified
The image started out as something else but was changed using AI — like upscaling or AI-based filters.

3. AI Avatar or Banner
The user has an AI-generated avatar or profile banner. Usually easy to tell if you’ve seen enough of them.

4. Occasional AI Use
They post AI images now and then, but it’s not the main thing on their account.

5. Frequent AI Use
They regularly post AI-generated stuff — that’s pretty much what their account is all about.

6. Pure AI Imagery
Posts that are entirely made with generative AI.

Hope this helps! Thanks for sticking with me, and I’ll update again once I’m fully back online. 💜

#Mastodon

I happy to have my personal Substack!! Where I covers internet drama (vtuber drama), social media tips, art beef, game drops and drama, Roblox news, and the latest in AI. If it’s trending or tense, it spills here.

It is still under construction. So, I might not post too much stuff there but make sure to subscribe to it

Payments (Unstable until I have my credit card enabled, only use the free subscription):

Monthly pledge amount: The amount pledged subscribers are asked to pay per month.
Annual pledge amount: The amount pledged subscribers are asked to pay per year.
Founding pledge amount: The amount pledged founding members are asked to pay per year.

https://spillzone.substack.com/

#Mastodon #substack

@admin @cheeaun

Lucky. I have been not facing any problem with Phanpy but I have one suggestion

Can the admin using Phanpy has admin commands while using Phanpy

Guys, I have sad news the bot will unactive during the summer because I need to some stuff here on my Mastodon page.

Also, I have set up another account for my short posts. Follow me on mstdn.social

Short-form posts: @KiraZune@mstdn.social

#Mastodon

Guys, I have been working so much on @AI_Tracker and I have been doing much updates to the bot. I have seen so much support for my work.

The bot will be handy for members. Also you can join the discord server

#Mastodon

Hey everyone!

I’ve been working behind the scenes on our bot, and I’m excited to share some cool new features. It can now keep an eye on any hashtags you throw at it—so whether there’s a hot meme or an important discussion, the bot will catch those posts in real time.

One thing to note: it only runs while I’m online, so you’ll get the best results when I’m active on hear-me.social. I’ve been tweaking things nonstop—speeding it up, tightening up its security, and teaching it to spot hashtags more accurately—so it’s reliably on the lookout for you.

That said, please only tag the bot if something truly needs its attention. Lately it’s been flooded with pings about minor stuff, and that makes it tough to spot the real emergencies. If you have a serious issue or see something harmful, definitely reach out. Otherwise, let’s give the bot some breathing room so it can focus on what matters.

I’ll be checking its DMs and queued reports whenever I get a moment, and I promise to flag anything urgent ASAP. Thanks for helping me keep this community safe and for using the bot responsibly—together, we’ll make hear-me.social an even better place!

#Mastodon