@CatDragon Slang does constantly change, definitely! The post was meant to be about something a bit different through? It's not about slang but phrases that people don't really want to use, but feel forced to use just to avoid being suppressed by automated moderation.

@jonobie Toot! unfortunately hasn't been maintained for a long while now, its last update was two years ago

@Develix No, but there is a notification bell feature which lets you make sure you don't miss anything from favourite accounts:https://fedi.tips/how-to-be-notified-when-someone-posts-on-mastodon/

@peterwidmayer If there is an account dominating your timeline with too many posts, you might want to put them in their own mini-timeline or perhaps a themed mini-timeline with other similar accounts.You can make mini-timelines using Mastodon's Lists feature:https://fedi.tips/how-to-use-the-lists-feature-on-mastodon/

@xuan Thanks, fixed!

@LevZadov It's a matter of taste The important thing is people can switch off other people's boosts if it crosses their own personal barrier.

@felixilef I think the phone's sharing app only works with app store apps?

@vax_ PeerTube shows new uploads as posts in your Mastodon timeline, you can favourite them to like them, reply to comment and follow the account to subcribe.

@JBrickelt963 I've posted a query about this in a related issue on Tusky's Github, hopefully the devs may give an answer:https://github.com/tuskyapp/Tusky/issues/3954

@t_robinart There's no gradient

@MaryPot Yeah, if you remember the exact name of the custom emoji, you can start by typing :angrycat and it will appear in the suggestions.The more general keywords don't seem to work with custom emoji.

@untilted Okay, sorry about that, thanks for trying anyway.

@sennoma It's because servers only show posts and replies that have federated to them. However, Mastodon is currently testing an update which would fetch all replies in a thread even if they haven't federated yet. More info in the article linked in the post: https://fedi.tips/i-can-see-a-reply-in-my-timeline-on-mastodon-but-i-dont-know-the-context-how-do-i-see-the-discussion-it-belongs-to/

feditips@social.growyourown.services correct, it mutes just that branch, because Mastodon doesn’t understand that the entire reply tree is something that can exist. When you mute a topic on NodeBB you mute it for good

@katzenberger There is a separate guide for apps in general which includes smartphone apps and frontends:️ https://fedi.tips/which-apps-can-i-use-should-i-use-the-official-app-or-a-third-party-app/