@marado (#bsz7oka) Isn't this why Twtxt is just _so much better_? 😎

@marado (#nkrjalq) The hashes are actually a way to content address individual twts globally. They also form a "Conversation" chain on `twtd` (Twt.social) pods like you see here

(#c6yyvda) @marado well, I find that's a problem of leaving that open. Using should vs must. Leaves that to different interpretations. >A status should consist of up to 140 characters, longer status updates are technically possible but discouraged. twtxt will warn the user if a newly composed status update exceeds this limit, and it will also shorten incoming status updates by default.

(#gwuaznq) @marado That's todah? 😳 Cool! I did not know 😂 I happens to coincide with Australia day, so I'lcelebrate both 🥳

@marado @prologicnet (#bopc7kq) Thank you! Now I can have conversations with you on Twtxt like thi one! 😂 welcome back to the cool new way to social media 🤗

(#hwp4cqa) @marado looks like a great guide. I'll bookmark it to check that later. BTW, do you know a guide on how to create sustainable DRM free products? More aimed to creators.

(#bawug6q) @marado hey, thank you for playing! 😁 It was a nice experiment on finding the sweet spot between not that frustrating, being an interesting puzzle, and making you rage quit after a few tries.

(#nkrwwha) @marado @mckinley and anyone else interested. This PR is merged and rolled out to the Feeds service/instance I run 👌

@marado @prologic (#rynwiqq) prologic whats your opinion about the “self hosting” barrier to entry for stuff like yarn/mastodon? Even the paid service model has this problem…

(#thxxbma) @marado This is pretty pathetic, but it might at least force the more "follow-worthy" people, to create a simple unique website, with links to all their socials, for them to link on their Twitter instead.