Later today a curated list of baroque music on #hashtag #BaroqueSun @Dianora has the keys, and is doing some comparisons (I didn't ask any questions here :ablobcatgooglymlemjumping: ) 4:30pmPT/7:30pmET/1:30amMCET Join us for a listen, or a riff or a listen. https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLWS7m9Ccvu7olOVZUwSMmR1hKhlurmOYH (cc @theClurichaun @stuartgrist @paddydoublems @Quantensalat @bunnyhero @cliffco58 @Kinetograph @ADignorantium @Cateo @Dianora @samsagreg )
#hashtag
@afreytes, 👁️🗨️of🇵🇷 @Author-ized L.J. I always use a lot of hashtags. I have to. But many of my hashtags are not to increase discoverability. They're to trigger filtering, including filters that hide my content behind CW buttons. Such filters have been available on Mastodon since October, 2022 and here on Hubzilla (https://hubzilla.org, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hubzilla, https://joinfediverse.wiki/Hubzilla) since its inception before Mastodon was even made.
This, by the way, is why some of my hashtags start with "CW": They're only there as content warning triggers/content warning substitutes, also because I have no means to add Mastodon-style content warnings to replies. Otherwise this comment would show the following CW on Mastodon:
However, unless I explicitly talk about certain hashtags, they all always go into the last line. And I think that even 20 hashtags in the last line of one of my posts or comments make people less uncomfortable than the post or comment exceeding 500 characters or myself talking about the Fediverse, especially talking about the Fediverse not only being Mastodon.
This comment, for example, would get the following hashtags (normally in the last line, but this time I'm talking about them):
This, by the way, is why some of my hashtags start with "CW": They're only there as content warning triggers/content warning substitutes, also because I have no means to add Mastodon-style content warnings to replies. Otherwise this comment would show the following CW on Mastodon:
CW: long (over 4,700 characters), Fediverse meta, Fediverse-beyond-Mastodon meta, hashtag meta, content warning meta, character limit meta
However, unless I explicitly talk about certain hashtags, they all always go into the last line. And I think that even 20 hashtags in the last line of one of my posts or comments make people less uncomfortable than the post or comment exceeding 500 characters or myself talking about the Fediverse, especially talking about the Fediverse not only being Mastodon.
This comment, for example, would get the following hashtags (normally in the last line, but this time I'm talking about them):
- Hashtags for content over 500 characters:
- #Long (= this message is over 500 characters long which makes some people uncomfortable)
- #LongPost (= this message is over 500 characters long which makes some people uncomfortable; two hashtags because I can't know who filters what)
- #CWLong (= this message is over 500 characters long which makes some people uncomfortable; hashtag version of "CW: long")
- #CWLongPost (= this message is over 500 characters long which makes some people uncomfortable; hashtag version of "CW: long"; two hashtags because I can't know who filters what)
- Hashtags for when I talk about the Fediverse:
- #FediMeta (= I'm talking about the Fediverse which makes some people uncomfortable)
- #FediverseMeta (= I'm talking about the Fediverse which makes some people uncomfortable; two hashtags because I can't know who filters what)
- #CWFediMeta (= I'm talking about the Fediverse which makes some people uncomfortable; hashtag version of "CW: Fediverse meta")
- #CWFediverseMeta (= I'm talking about the Fediverse which makes some people uncomfortable; hashtag version of "CW: Fediverse meta"; two hashtags because I can't know who filters what)
- Hashtags for when I talk about hashtags:
- #Hashtag (= I'm talking about hashtags; also for discovery)
- #Hashtags (= I'm talking about hashtags; also for discovery; two hashtags because I can't know who follows/searches for the singular and who follows/searches for the plural)
- #HashtagMeta (= I'm talking about hashtags and what I think about them which makes some people uncomfortable)
- #CWHashtagMeta (= I'm talking about hashtags and what I think about them which makes some people uncomfortable; hashtag version of "CW: hashtag meta")
- Hashtags for when I talk about content warnings:
- #CW (= I'm talking about content warnings; also for discovery)
- #CWs (= I'm talking about content warnings; also for discovery; two hashtags because I can't know who follows/searches for/filters the singular and who follows/searches for/filters the plural)
- #ContentWarning (= I'm talking about content warnings; also for discovery; multiple hashtags because I can't know who follows/searches for/filters what)
- #ContentWarnings (= I'm talking about content warnings; also for discovery; multiple hashtags because I can't know who follows/searches for/filters what)
- #CWMeta (= I'm talking about content warnings and what I think about them which makes some people uncomfortable)
- #ContentWarningMeta (= I'm talking about content warnings and what I think about them which makes some people uncomfortable; also for discovery; multiple hashtags because I can't know who filters what)
- Hashtags for when I talk about character limits:
- #CharacterLimit (= I'm talking about character limits; also for discovery)
- #CharacterLimits (= I'm talking about character limits; also for discovery; two hashtags because I can't know who follows/searches for the singular and who follows/searches for the plural)
- #CharacterLimitMeta (= I'm talking about character limits and what I, as someone with over 16.7 million characters, think about them which makes some people uncomfortable)
- #CWCharacterLimitMeta (= I'm talking about character limits and what I, as someone with over 16.7 million characters, think about them which makes some people uncomfortable; hashtag version of "CW: character limit meta")
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People who only know me from writing can instantly tell that I’m a millennial just from how I end every other sentence lol 😅🙈 #hashtag
Can't search a #hashtag in #tusky , or maybe this error comes up if there are no #hashtags that match on this particular instance?
👍 Gute Nachrichten erstmal aus #Dortmund
achso: #hashtags sind hilfreich bei der Suche - ökologischer als #Volltextsuche.
Schon gewußt, Hashtags gehören einfach zu #Mastodon.
Streets On Fire lyric Video by #ironecho
Macht uns happy und folgt unserem #hashtag 😄
Please make is happy and follow our hashhag 😄
#metal #heavymetal #rock #rockmusic #band #video #lyrics #noAI
A hashtag is a metadata tag operator that is prefaced by the hash symbol, #.
Messina made no attempt to patent the use because he felt that "they were born of the internet, and owned by no one".
Usually I am annoyed by the use of Hashtags on social media, especially if it are too many of those. But on this account a I am trying to archive my bookmarks from different apps and merge them in one place, so I can find them easier in the future. This is mainly something I do for myself, but I decided to do it publicly, so others can profit from this too.
Since I want to be able to search my own bookmarks effectivly, starting NOW, I will add a bunch of hashtags to each of my posts here. If this is annoying to you, I am sorry for that. And I want to appologize to everyone reading this with a screen reader.
Some Shows to come...
Macht uns bitte happy und folgt unserem #hashtag #ironecho 😄
Please make us happy and follow our hashtag ironecho 😄
#metal #heavymetal #rock #rockmusic #metalmusic #hardrock #heavy #live #livemusic #stage #music #show #concert #konzert #noAI
@Autodidakt& AnalystJörg Nein, einfach rein schreiben in die Beiträge #hashtag
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