🌕 Decided to start a new feed today called @astrophotography where I will post photos of astronomical objects I personally take pictures of with my own gear here in Australia, along with learnings about the hobby. Just like this January 2019 Blood Moon I took in Townsville. 🤗

Also... Check out my feed on Astrophotography 🌑 📷 ==> @astrophotography

(#rhqszeq) Did you also know that you can create different "personas" for yourself, or your own feeds that you manage. Just go to /feeds where you can create a new feed, give it's own Tagline and own Avatar and `postas` that feed. Some you _might_ like to follow yourself: @astrophotography @recipes @local_wonders @home_datacenter (_to name a few_)

@vain (#hog2apa) If I end up with some clear nights over the next coming weeks I’ll be sure to take some photos with my telescope and camera! And I’ll add them to my @astrophotography feed 😁

@vain @astrophotography (#hog2apa) @hellson Up for another trip out west?

(#klxiona) Yeah I kind of agree with Twitter™'s stance here of wiping out followers of accounts/feeds that effectively change hands. I mean humans / people follow other humans / people. The _only_ exception to this rule would be following topics of interest such as @astrophotography here

@mckinley (#mhmaxsa) > I haven’t seen anyone else with two distinct feeds, so a feature like that probably wouldn’t be used often. Yeah I agree. Yarn.social pods have built-in support for a user having different feeds they can "Post as" -- Multiple personas if you will, but in practice I don't find it used that often. Maybe as the ecosystem grows a bit more maybe? I _do_ sometimes post as @news when announcing new features (_when I remember to do so!_) and I _really_ should post things as @home_datacenter more regularly and _actually_ go out and take some @astrophotography

(#eek7qna) Also... Speaking of which... `yarnd` has always had (_from early on_) "Feeds" or "Personas". I use them a fair bit, and these are also the @news @support and @help feeds that you see here and many current pod owner/operators are familiar with already. The basic idea here is that you can create different "personas" to "post as". It's actually a _really_ useful way to segregate content you're interested in publishing. I use this to write about @rocknswap (_watch for this tomorrow!_) @astrophotography (_when I actually pull my telescope out_) and @home_datacenter

🥳 NEW FEED: @astrophotography

🥳 NEW FEED: @astrophotography