misschienaasappel @lidia_p@post.lurk.org

@pixouls @manetta yup! farming those lollipops to buy the sorceress's spells and hope you have enough next time you are on a break from work :)

#fediverse #LURKbirthday

@andi Page Not Found's website? I didn't develop it, but yeah, it looks great :)

This Friday, April 2nd 2021, Page Not Found ( https://page-not-found.nl ) and the Master Experimental Publishing ( #XPUB ) at the Piet Zwart Institute, Willem de Kooning Academy, are delighted to invite you to the launch of their Special Issue #14, entitled “I Don't Know Where We're Going, But — A Local Network City Quest”.

Join #XPUB for a game of urban pinball as you drift through the streets of Den Haag. And it's free? Yes: https://www.eventbrite.nl/e/launch-i-dont-know-where-were-going-but-a-local-network-city-quest-tickets-147974320175

Online lecture by interdisciplinary, intersectional, digital media scholar and digital herstorian Dr Kishonna Gray whose areas of research include identity, performance and online environments, embodied deviance, cultural production, video games, and Black Cyberfeminism co-organized by Page Not Found and the Master Experimental Publishing (XPUB) at the Piet Zwart Institute, Willem de Kooning Academy will be happening tomorrow at 4:00 PM (CET):

https://www.eventbrite.nl/e/the-pinball-issue-intersectional-tech-online-lecture-by-kishonna-gray-tickets-142910756921

Totally free!

#gaming #feminism #intersectionality

Online lecture by critic, theorist, activist, artist, and game designer Anne-Marie Schleiner co-organized by Page Not Found and the Master Experimental Publishing (XPUB) at the Piet Zwart Institute, Willem de Kooning Academy, happening today at 6.30 PM (CET):

https://www.eventbrite.nl/e/the-games-within-games-tactic-online-lecture-by-anne-marie-schleiner-tickets-140968401283

Totally free!

@bioni @nome @vigliensoni @geimgeisla @cynthia If you know of other people who could feel at home on lurk, please invite them by generating an invite code: https://post.lurk.org/invites

Our moderation policy can be found here: https://post.lurk.org/terms

Mastodon has quite granular visibility settings for your posts, you find them in the message compose field. Here is how they work: https://dev.glitch.social/@cassolotl/99942225799392803. In addition to those we have another option (the chain link) which makes your posts not federate, meaning they are only visible on post.lurk.org.

It is possible to switch to different color themes and even a multi-column layout in your preferences: https://post.lurk.org/settings/preferences/appearance

If you want to move to another instance you can migrate your social graph here: https://post.lurk.org/settings/profile

If you wanna do some serious reading on what else is possible, here's a good place to start: https://github.com/joyeusenoelle/GuideToMastodon

Lastly if you have any questions or issues you can contact me or one of the other mods:
@320x200 or @rra
happy lurking!

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Hello @bioni @nome @vigliensoni @geimgeisla and @cynthia and welcome to post.lurk.org!

The Fediverse and Mastodon are not super intuitive to get started with so here is an introduction in two parts!

The most difficult thing is to discover content and people you find interesting.

For that there are generally two strategies: first you can post and subscribe to hashtags. This is currently the best way to find particular conversations. For example you could look at or post to #fediverse to find others interested in that topic. Most commonly #introductions is used to describe briefly what you are interested in, that way people can follow you. If you do I can boost you for visibility.

The second strategy is to make use of both the 'Local' and 'Federated'/'Global' timelines. The local one shows all posts by people on post.lurk.org. The 'Global' timeline shows all posts by people followed by people on lurk.org but who are themselves on a different part of the network. See here for a visual explanation:

https://dev.glitch.social/@cassolotl/99942225799392803

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@misho @c_robo_ @tuuun If you know of other people who could feel at home on lurk, please invite them by generating an invite code: https://post.lurk.org/invites

Our moderation policy can be found here: https://post.lurk.org/terms

Mastodon has quite granular visibility settings for your posts, you find them in the message compose field. Here is how they work: https://dev.glitch.social/@cassolotl/99942225799392803. In addition to those we have another option (the chain link) which makes your posts not federate, meaning they are only visible on post.lurk.org.

It is possible to switch to different color themes and even a multi-column layout in your preferences: https://post.lurk.org/settings/preferences/appearance

If you want to move to another instance you can migrate your social graph here: https://post.lurk.org/settings/profile

If you wanna do some serious reading on what else is possible, here's a good place to start: https://github.com/joyeusenoelle/GuideToMastodon

Lastly if you have any questions or issues you can contact me or one of the other mods:
@320x200 or @rra
happy lurking!

2/2

Hello @misho @c_robo_ and @tuuun and welcome to post.lurk.org!

The Fediverse and Mastodon are not super intuitive to get started with so here is an introduction in two parts!

The most difficult thing is to discover content and people you find interesting.

For that there are generally two strategies: first you can post and subscribe to hashtags. This is currently the best way to find particular conversations. For example you could look at or post to #fediverse to find others interested in that topic. Most commonly #introductions is used to describe briefly what you are interested in, that way people can follow you. If you do I can boost you for visibility.

The second strategy is to make use of both the 'Local' and 'Federated'/'Global' timelines. The local one shows all posts by people on post.lurk.org. The 'Global' timeline shows all posts by people followed by people on lurk.org but who are themselves on a different part of the network. See here for a visual explanation:

https://dev.glitch.social/@cassolotl/99942225799392803

1/2

@Eiram @blonder_sack @cataclysmic_var If you know of other people who could feel at home on lurk, please invite them by generating an invite code: https://post.lurk.org/invites

Our moderation policy can be found here: https://post.lurk.org/terms

Mastodon has quite granular visibility settings for your posts, you find them in the message compose field. Here is how they work: https://dev.glitch.social/@cassolotl/99942225799392803. In addition to those we have another option (the chain link) which makes your posts not federate, meaning they are only visible on post.lurk.org.

It is possible to switch to different color themes and even a multi-column layout in your preferences: https://post.lurk.org/settings/preferences/appearance

If you want to move to another instance you can migrate your social graph here: https://post.lurk.org/settings/profile

If you wanna do some serious reading on what else is possible, here's a good place to start: https://github.com/joyeusenoelle/GuideToMastodon

Lastly if you have any questions or issues you can contact me or one of the other mods:
@320x200 or @rra
happy lurking!

2/2

Hello @Eiram, @blonder_sack and @cataclysmic_var and welcome to post.lurk.org!

The Fediverse and Mastodon are not super intuitive to get started with so here is an introduction in two parts!

The most difficult thing is to discover content and people you find interesting.

For that there are generally two strategies: first you can post and subscribe to hashtags. This is currently the best way to find particular conversations. For example you could look at or post to #fediverse to find others interested in that topic. Most commonly #introductions is used to describe briefly what you are interested in, that way people can follow you. If you do I can boost you for visibility.

The second strategy is to make use of both the 'Local' and 'Federated'/'Global' timelines. The local one shows all posts by people on post.lurk.org. The 'Global' timeline shows all posts by people followed by people on lurk.org but who are themselves on a different part of the network. See here for a visual explanation:

https://dev.glitch.social/@cassolotl/99942225799392803

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