(#6ruzanq) @eldersnake I'm wondering that too. I'm open to suggestions! Glad it worked though! For now I'm just internally calling my @twtxt bot Lilly and gave her a nice friendly looking Avatar 😂

@twtxt @stxh 是这样?

(#4u4kayq) @fastidious Cool! 👌 Also this is a significant body of work 😆 Q: What should the internal event steam/feed be called? 🤔 I kind of want to get away from calling it @twtxt

(#eplfleq) @pedantic So basically if you mention someone on another pod you don't yet follow, the other person is meant to get a "mention" via the @twtxt bot. It used to work, I swear 😂 But seems to be broken now, I'm not entirely sure why.

@eldersnake (#mziu3ca) No you're not the only one; but this code will have to change now, as the model can't cope with this 😂 For the time being I'm just going to mute the @twtxt bot on my own pod until I fix the code, it's getting late 😴

@adi (#5mck2ea) @twtxt

@jlj @twtxt @prologic (#aimrtoa) anyway to prevent someone from following another user's per-event feed?

(#aimrtoa) Any other ideas folks? @jlj ? How do we feel about removing the @twtxt bot in favor of a per-user "event" feed that you implicitly follow? And maybe a special admin feed that the admin user of a pod implicitly follows (_for new users that join_).

@twtxt @prologic (#5gb3dqq) perhaps the option for email notifications (once a day or week) or a visual marker - your followers display with a slightly thicker border around their avatar or such.

(#5gb3dqq) Also FWIW the existing behaviour doesn't scale anymore anyway... So it's probably time to rethink it anyhow 🤔 -- It often causes noise if you _actually_ happen to follow the @twtxt bot like I do (_mostly just to see who has joined my pod and to greet them_)