👋 Hello @tkanos, welcome to twtxt.net, a Yarn.social Pod! To get started you may want to check out the pod's Discover feed to find users to follow and interact with. To follow new users, use the `⨁ Follow` button on their profile page or use the Follow form and enter a Twtxt URL. You may also find other feeds of interest via Feeds. Welcome! 🤗

(#m443x2q) @tkanos Hello! 👋 Welcome to my pod 🤗

(#m443x2q) @tkanos if you are familiar with Go, we'd love the help! There are quite a few things that `yarnc` is lacking and in need of some additional features 👌 > very funny project you have here When you say "funny", what do you mean? 😅

(#m443x2q) @tkanos No problems mate! Just be aware that it's not actually possible to "remove one" anyway when you have little to no control over who follows you. In other words, once published and pulled, consider your Twt published 😂 That's how content addressing works 😅

(#wp4dz3q) @tkanos This is in the backlog at: =>

(#m443x2q) @tkanos Yeah I was going to say you need to actually post a `Content-Type` of `application/json` to the `/api/v1/` endpoint of any pod.

(#goxm52q) @~duriny @tkanos Do I need to write up a Wiki page on how to communicate with the `yarnd` API via `curl`? Would that help here with complete examples? 🤔

(#m443x2q) @tkanos > Should i ask the obvious question ? What's the question? `twtr` is an independent implementation of Twtxt + Yarn.social extensions created by and maintained by @~duriny 👌 `yarnc` is a command-line client for the Yarn.social `yarnd` API of what we call "Pods". I have a strong desire however for it to also be somewhat closer to `twtr` in the sense that you can use it for managing a local `twtxt.txt` file with "sync" to your Yarn.social account on whatever Pod you choose. Does this help clear things up? 🤔

(q65oplq) myself being @tkanos

(#pl5qkfq) merda forgot the sharp before the reference @tkanos