@deadguy (#xfsjdlq) I think the advantage of using twtxt.net over your own twtxt.txt is that you get the nice interface that @prologic and others built here and also the nice Goryon app that @dooven have built. If you really want to own your twtxt and still have all these features and the app I suggest you to install the twtxt software (same software that twtxt.net and twt.social pods use) on a machine you control.

@deadguy (#aqy2xvq) no. I am king birb because I signed up earlier than you guys. I am king birb, and my subjects are ones that join after me. so I would say, my Kingdom has a population of around 10 people.

@deadguy Hello! 👋 Selcome to my Twtxt pod! 🤗

@deadguy (#xfsjdlq) there isn’t a way to import an existing feed yet, except manually which I can do if you want. But I will file an issue because this has come up a number of times and I think it’s a useful feature to add! 👌

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@deadguy (#aqy2xvq) Hahahaha ha! 😂 speaking of questionable content, I think it’s one of the hardest things to find really in my opinion 🤣

@deadguy (#xfsjdlq) Yes it's all possible. We haven't built this support yet, but it is something I want to do! Do you have any experience writing Go? If so we would love the contributions! The way I was thinking of this working is to extend the command-line client we have today (`twt`) into both a traditional Twtxt client that mutates a local `twtxt.txt` file but also knows how to connect to a Twt.social pod. The expected workflow would be an (_optionaly_) occasional `twt login` and `twt sync`. What do you think?

@deadguy (#xfsjdlq) Nice! I look forward to it! I would borrow some of @quite ‘s code from twet

@deadguy Don’t forget you can change your Avatar in /settings 😎

@prologic @deadguy (#rlxdfwa) only 20 users, until 200 users!