That’s such an odd, random question to ask. I’m posting from my WordPress site. The ActivityPub plugin uses how you tag the posts on your site as hashtags. I use a related posts plugin, so I tag the posts for taxonomical purposes. May I ask why you care enough to ask? I’m not going to lie—I’m currently highly annoyed with the weird culture over here. So, is this some weird Mastodon HOA rule I violated or something?
This is a weird question, because it tacitly implies that I am obligated to tag things in a particular way on my site for the comfort of a complete random stranger. I’m trying not to take it that way. You might just be curious. Also, people who ask me questions that could be answered by reading my profile or site annoy me. You can read my bio and infer why those tags were used.
Why do you care that there are 60 tags? But, the answer to your question is for internal organization of my blog. Since I am not sure how this convo will go, I am using the Quiet Public setting, so it is suppressing the tags. Why do you care about how I choose to organize my site, though?
Honestly, I’m pretty annoyed at weird people on social media right now. Going through your profile does not look promising, but I’m giving you the benefit of the doubt because you’re not some weird reply guy that forms random parasocial relationships with people they don’t fucking know, right? You just wanted to know because you’re a curious person and had no intention of picking a fight with me, right?
I’m just letting you know I blocked the original creator of the thread, and I will block you too if your reply to me is to fix your fingers to type out why you don’t like something I did and why you disagree with anything I said or did, because no one fucking asked you. This is your first and last warning. I’ve read a few of your replies, and you seem to like to run around in people’s replies when no one fucking asked you. So, you might just want to block or mute me. Parasocial relationships with strangers on social media is a symptom of mental illness. IJS
I think the reply guy problem here is wild. You folks won’t read a person’s bio, previous posts they’ve made, or even look at their site. The first thing I did before replying to you was read your bio, posts, replies, etc. You guys don’t do that because you’re insufferable nerds who get tiny bits of validation from arguing with randoms online because your lives suck. If you bothered to read anything I wrote before replying to a thread that had nothing to do with you in a conversation that was finished, you could answer your own damn question.
