@lawyersgunsnmoney @Lizette603_23 I think @MonaApp is the best person to ask for tips on the app!

p.p.s. Sorry about problems with buttons not displaying properly, it seems to have been caused by an automatic update of the website's software while I was asleep.I've fixed the buttons, they should work properly now! If you're still seeing the buttons as totally black with no text, that's probably a cache of some kind showing you an old version. It should go away by itself.

@baardhaveland I'm not sure to be honest!There are two ways rel=me can work:-Link to your account on a platform that allows custom HTML code (like a website)-Link to your account on a platform that automatically includes rel=me tags on its linksIf you don't have a website, try just linking to your Mastodon account from whatever platform you want to try, and to your account on the other platform from your Mastodon account.

@The_Underground_Sage There is an official Owncast app but it's called "Owncasts".By the way, you will get a lot more out of PeerTube if you use the web app instead of the app store app. The app store rules have restricted what PeerTube's app can do, but the web app has no restrictions at all.More info about web apps at https://fedi.tips/how-to-install-web-apps-for-mastodon-and-the-fediverse/

@hrw The book data for BookWyrm comes from @wikidata and @inventaire If there's a problem with the automatic book data, they are the projects to follow it up with.You can also manually add books to BookWyrm: https://fedi.tips/how-to-manually-add-a-book-on-bookwyrm/

@rrgeorge Yup, the admin can switch them off at their discretion. (I've included instructions in the guide on how admins can do this as it's not very obvious.)It really depends on the server whether invitations are appropriate or not, it's the admin's call to decide.

@Popsip There isn't, no. Sorry!

@jan Glad it is useful! 🥳

@hrw That's what is being discussed in the thread at https://github.com/mastodon/mastodon/issues/18693

@TKb0iZ Instances generally do respect deletion requests. It's rare that they don't delete.If an instance is not deleting federated posts, you might want to ask the admin of the remote instance if they are aware of this failure. It may be a technical fault that they can correct.If the remote admin refuses to fix the problem, you might want to tell your own instance admin about it and they may take action regarding the remote instance such as limiting or suspension.

@zillion Yes, this is a good point!

@madameoconnel86 Ohhhhhh okay! It has been too long. Dear lord that film is over twenty years ago now

@ezeno It's a nice idea but I'm not an artist, I can't draw and and I don't have the money to commission an artist for an entire guide. (The artwork at the top of my site is a commission, I didn't draw it.)The "Quick Start" section on the website https://Fedi.Tips has guides to the essential stuff.Maybe this official Mastodon animation from 2018 is similar to what you are suggesting? https://fedi.video/w/cbQE3NRw76FayQCSdb14TU

p.s. This isn't the only hypebot, you can search for others and they have different lists of servers that they boost trending posts from.Also, if you're a techy person you can set up your own hypebot which you can customise to your own liking: https://codeberg.org/tante/hypebot

@nikatjef Yeah, I've tried to go through all the different timelines in the guide at https://fedi.tips/what-are-the-local-federated-home-timelines-how-do-i-stop-them-scrolling-too-quickly/

@Guillotine_Jones Admins have a range of things they can do including warnings or suspensions. They can provide a reason if they want to.I can't really comment on why they might suspend someone without a reason, I don't know the server so I don't know what their policies are. Sorry!Each server is totally independent so they may have very different policies.

@ClintonAnderson Of course! Only people who can afford it should donate.

@project1enigma I don't think the follow transfer process involves requests, if you've already approved their follow on the previous account?