Remember when they had to rate limit Twitter because they stopped paying their bills?

If they want to push junk so bad, push back. Feed Grok spam and remix it until the servers bloat.

Remember when they had to rate limit Twitter because they stopped paying their bills?

If they want to push junk so bad, push back. Feed Grok spam and remix it until the servers bloat.

Now the plain text words are misbehaving.........

Okay, it looks like the feed still doesn't like me specifically, but it is picking up more tag! So we're getting somewhere...

#polymerclay ?

Progress~!

So maybe the developer took a look at the feedback? The feed on bluesky started behaving as skyfeed, so I switched back to no comma. (Since the invasive posts are not the most family friendly. Sorry if anyone noticed before I did!)

Huh.... So it worked in skyfeed but not bluesky. However, I went ahead and risked the extra posts and used the "polymerclay," method. The invasive posts show in skyfeed, but bluesky is functioning as intended. My guess is there's a missing comma around bluesky's code.

Oof, awkward. I did a little reset and made a block with a new id to try [polymerclay,] (experimental comma), which pushed some.. unintended posts.. into the feed but did pick up the tag. Maybe having a fresh id itself will make it run for now. It worked in skyfeed at least.

I still don't know. Maybe it's account age vs activity, but I don't think bsky was designed that way? The feed itself is general. It picks up #polymerclay or "polymer clay" and displays them chronologically. In theory.

(Originally a reply to guest inquiry prior.)

Scooting some "change logs" to under original post for posterity. Until feeds start acting as intended...

Maybe the one you picked up only existed in your mind's eye. It should be there, so you see it there, but since it doesn't exist, the illusion breaks once it needs to be real and do real things.

I accidentally got a tort effect the same way! The translucent on some started browning, but not losing the transparency, giving it that "shell" or "horn" effect. The downside is the smell.

#polymerclay

You sure it's for baking? Not the nondrying kind for stop motion?