If you have a website or blog, you can verify your account using Mastodon's self-service verification system:
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If you have a website or blog, you can verify your account using Mastodon's self-service verification system:
️ https://fedi.tips/how-do-i-verify-my-accountAfter your account is verified, your profile's link to your site or blog will turn green.
If you've tried to verify and it's failed to turn green, there are lots of suggestions for how to fix this in the guide linked above.
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If you have a website or blog, you can verify your account using Mastodon's self-service verification system:
️ https://fedi.tips/how-do-i-verify-my-accountAfter your account is verified, your profile's link to your site or blog will turn green.
If you've tried to verify and it's failed to turn green, there are lots of suggestions for how to fix this in the guide linked above.
What are your thoughts on spinning up your own instance for personal use?
I know on Lemmy your data is kinda unsafe cause changes may not propagate, I assume that would apply to any federated system like this.
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If you have a website or blog, you can verify your account using Mastodon's self-service verification system:
️ https://fedi.tips/how-do-i-verify-my-accountAfter your account is verified, your profile's link to your site or blog will turn green.
If you've tried to verify and it's failed to turn green, there are lots of suggestions for how to fix this in the guide linked above.
@FediTips Anyone else wondering how to get Linktr.ee to support adding a rel=me tag? I think I asked a couple of years ago, but if enough people asked, especially if you offer to go to a paid tier, maybe they would listen.
Or is there a more Fedi-friendly alternative to Linktr.ee?
Edit: I got my static web site verified long ago.
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What are your thoughts on spinning up your own instance for personal use?
I know on Lemmy your data is kinda unsafe cause changes may not propagate, I assume that would apply to any federated system like this.
I have a whole website encouraging non-technical people to start their own sites and online services at https://growyourown.services
There's a section on the Fedivesre at https://growyourown.services/grow-your-own-social-network and a tutorial about setting up a Mastodon instance at https://growyourown.services/making-your-own-mastodon-server-in-10-steps
"your data is kinda unsafe cause changes may not propagate"
Could you explain this a bit further? I'm not sure what you mean by this?
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@FediTips Anyone else wondering how to get Linktr.ee to support adding a rel=me tag? I think I asked a couple of years ago, but if enough people asked, especially if you offer to go to a paid tier, maybe they would listen.
Or is there a more Fedi-friendly alternative to Linktr.ee?
Edit: I got my static web site verified long ago.
It's weird because rel=me is supposed to be the standard, but for whatever reason Meta, Google etc refuse to use it.
It seems like a no-brainer to have it on every service but maybe corporations are allergic to open standards?
