Chris 🦑
@sturmsucht@mastodon.social  ·  activity timestamp last month
This is a screenshot of the Bounce website with a garish brown and white color scheme. The design looks amateurish with clunky typography, awkward spacing, and an unpleasant muddy brown color that dominates large sections of the page. The layout feels unbalanced with poorly positioned decorative elements, basic fonts, and a cheap-looking tan button. The overall aesthetic is dated and unprofessional, resembling an early 2000s website rather than modern web design.
This is a screenshot of the Bounce website with a garish brown and white color scheme. The design looks amateurish with clunky typography, awkward spacing, and an unpleasant muddy brown color that dominates large sections of the page. The layout feels unbalanced with poorly positioned decorative elements, basic fonts, and a cheap-looking tan button. The overall aesthetic is dated and unprofessional, resembling an early 2000s website rather than modern web design.
This is a screenshot of the Bounce website with a garish brown and white color scheme. The design looks amateurish with clunky typography, awkward spacing, and an unpleasant muddy brown color that dominates large sections of the page. The layout feels unbalanced with poorly positioned decorative elements, basic fonts, and a cheap-looking tan button. The overall aesthetic is dated and unprofessional, resembling an early 2000s website rather than modern web design.
This is a screenshot of the Bridgy Fed website with a blue and white color scheme. The design features a tacky blue bridge logo, cheesy electrical/lightning effect graphics in the hero section, and an overall dated aesthetic that looks like a mid-2000s tech startup. The typography is bland, the blue gradient backgrounds feel heavy and oppressive, and the lightning bolt graphics are particularly cringeworthy. The layout has awkward spacing and the form elements look basic and uninspired, giving the whole site an amateurish, low-budget appearance.
This is a screenshot of the Bridgy Fed website with a blue and white color scheme. The design features a tacky blue bridge logo, cheesy electrical/lightning effect graphics in the hero section, and an overall dated aesthetic that looks like a mid-2000s tech startup. The typography is bland, the blue gradient backgrounds feel heavy and oppressive, and the lightning bolt graphics are particularly cringeworthy. The layout has awkward spacing and the form elements look basic and uninspired, giving the whole site an amateurish, low-budget appearance.
This is a screenshot of the Bridgy Fed website with a blue and white color scheme. The design features a tacky blue bridge logo, cheesy electrical/lightning effect graphics in the hero section, and an overall dated aesthetic that looks like a mid-2000s tech startup. The typography is bland, the blue gradient backgrounds feel heavy and oppressive, and the lightning bolt graphics are particularly cringeworthy. The layout has awkward spacing and the form elements look basic and uninspired, giving the whole site an amateurish, low-budget appearance.
Kuba Suder • @mackuba.eu on 🦋
@mackuba@martianbase.net  ·  activity timestamp 2 months ago
On the fediverse, we now try to deliver replies to all upstream authors in the thread. This is complicated, and varies by ActivityPub implementation, but we now more closely match common inbox delivery and notification conventions, so fediverse users should now see and get notified of bridged replies more often. Hopefully fixed a persistent issue where replies, likes, reposts, and quotes sometimes wouldn’t get bridged to Bluesky if they post they depended on hadn’t finished bridging yet. Another complicated one, still keeping an eye on it for now.
On the fediverse, we now try to deliver replies to all upstream authors in the thread. This is complicated, and varies by ActivityPub implementation, but we now more closely match common inbox delivery and notification conventions, so fediverse users should now see and get notified of bridged replies more often. Hopefully fixed a persistent issue where replies, likes, reposts, and quotes sometimes wouldn’t get bridged to Bluesky if they post they depended on hadn’t finished bridging yet. Another complicated one, still keeping an eye on it for now.
On the fediverse, we now try to deliver replies to all upstream authors in the thread. This is complicated, and varies by ActivityPub implementation, but we now more closely match common inbox delivery and notification conventions, so fediverse users should now see and get notified of bridged replies more often. Hopefully fixed a persistent issue where replies, likes, reposts, and quotes sometimes wouldn’t get bridged to Bluesky if they post they depended on hadn’t finished bridging yet. Another complicated one, still keeping an eye on it for now.
Nicolas Fressengeas
Cory Doctorow
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Osma A 🇫🇮🇺🇦
@osma@mas.to  ·  activity timestamp 2 months ago
Kuba Suder • @mackuba.eu on 🦋
@mackuba@martianbase.net  ·  activity timestamp 2 months ago
On the fediverse, we now try to deliver replies to all upstream authors in the thread. This is complicated, and varies by ActivityPub implementation, but we now more closely match common inbox delivery and notification conventions, so fediverse users should now see and get notified of bridged replies more often. Hopefully fixed a persistent issue where replies, likes, reposts, and quotes sometimes wouldn’t get bridged to Bluesky if they post they depended on hadn’t finished bridging yet. Another complicated one, still keeping an eye on it for now.
On the fediverse, we now try to deliver replies to all upstream authors in the thread. This is complicated, and varies by ActivityPub implementation, but we now more closely match common inbox delivery and notification conventions, so fediverse users should now see and get notified of bridged replies more often. Hopefully fixed a persistent issue where replies, likes, reposts, and quotes sometimes wouldn’t get bridged to Bluesky if they post they depended on hadn’t finished bridging yet. Another complicated one, still keeping an eye on it for now.
On the fediverse, we now try to deliver replies to all upstream authors in the thread. This is complicated, and varies by ActivityPub implementation, but we now more closely match common inbox delivery and notification conventions, so fediverse users should now see and get notified of bridged replies more often. Hopefully fixed a persistent issue where replies, likes, reposts, and quotes sometimes wouldn’t get bridged to Bluesky if they post they depended on hadn’t finished bridging yet. Another complicated one, still keeping an eye on it for now.
julian
@julian@community.nodebb.org  ·  activity timestamp 2 months ago
julian
@julian@community.nodebb.org  ·  activity timestamp 2 months ago
Flipboard
@Flipboard@flipboard.social  ·  activity timestamp 10 months ago
Roberta Fidora
@RobertaFidora@mastodon.social  ·  activity timestamp 3 months ago
How do I get started? To bridge your Bluesky account into the fediverse and interact with people there, log in here, then click the Enable button. Alternatively, you can bridge your account by following @ap.brid.gy on Bluesky. After a few minutes, your Bluesky account will appear in the fediverse as @[handle]@bsky.brid.gy. For example, @snarfed.bsky.social on Bluesky is bridged into the fediverse as @snarfed.bsky.social@bsky.brid.gy. Alternatively, you can find and follow bridged fediverse accounts without bridging your own account, but they won't see your posts or interactions.
How do I get started? To bridge your Bluesky account into the fediverse and interact with people there, log in here, then click the Enable button. Alternatively, you can bridge your account by following @ap.brid.gy on Bluesky. After a few minutes, your Bluesky account will appear in the fediverse as @[handle]@bsky.brid.gy. For example, @snarfed.bsky.social on Bluesky is bridged into the fediverse as @snarfed.bsky.social@bsky.brid.gy. Alternatively, you can find and follow bridged fediverse accounts without bridging your own account, but they won't see your posts or interactions.
How do I get started? To bridge your Bluesky account into the fediverse and interact with people there, log in here, then click the Enable button. Alternatively, you can bridge your account by following @ap.brid.gy on Bluesky. After a few minutes, your Bluesky account will appear in the fediverse as @[handle]@bsky.brid.gy. For example, @snarfed.bsky.social on Bluesky is bridged into the fediverse as @snarfed.bsky.social@bsky.brid.gy. Alternatively, you can find and follow bridged fediverse accounts without bridging your own account, but they won't see your posts or interactions.
Roberta Fidora
@RobertaFidora@mastodon.social  ·  activity timestamp 3 months ago
How do I get started? To bridge your Bluesky account into the fediverse and interact with people there, log in here, then click the Enable button. Alternatively, you can bridge your account by following @ap.brid.gy on Bluesky. After a few minutes, your Bluesky account will appear in the fediverse as @[handle]@bsky.brid.gy. For example, @snarfed.bsky.social on Bluesky is bridged into the fediverse as @snarfed.bsky.social@bsky.brid.gy. Alternatively, you can find and follow bridged fediverse accounts without bridging your own account, but they won't see your posts or interactions.
How do I get started? To bridge your Bluesky account into the fediverse and interact with people there, log in here, then click the Enable button. Alternatively, you can bridge your account by following @ap.brid.gy on Bluesky. After a few minutes, your Bluesky account will appear in the fediverse as @[handle]@bsky.brid.gy. For example, @snarfed.bsky.social on Bluesky is bridged into the fediverse as @snarfed.bsky.social@bsky.brid.gy. Alternatively, you can find and follow bridged fediverse accounts without bridging your own account, but they won't see your posts or interactions.
How do I get started? To bridge your Bluesky account into the fediverse and interact with people there, log in here, then click the Enable button. Alternatively, you can bridge your account by following @ap.brid.gy on Bluesky. After a few minutes, your Bluesky account will appear in the fediverse as @[handle]@bsky.brid.gy. For example, @snarfed.bsky.social on Bluesky is bridged into the fediverse as @snarfed.bsky.social@bsky.brid.gy. Alternatively, you can find and follow bridged fediverse accounts without bridging your own account, but they won't see your posts or interactions.
Laurens Hof
Anuj Ahooja
Laurens Hof and 1 other boosted
Kuba Suder • @mackuba.eu on 🦋
@mackuba@martianbase.net  ·  activity timestamp 3 months ago
Kuba Suder • @mackuba.eu on 🦋
@mackuba@martianbase.net  ·  activity timestamp 3 months ago
Tim Chambers
@tchambers@indieweb.social  ·  activity timestamp 4 months ago
M. Grégoire
@mpjgregoire@cosocial.ca  ·  activity timestamp 4 months ago
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