We do other things too, but we are very efficient at posting ;) (And some of us have written programs to assist with scheduled posting.)

I found these images in a GitHub repo and asked about the same question myself xD

I took a while to decide if I should include it, but now I’m happy that I did.

Good work, it looks great.

I think it would be hard to get the ‘w’ in between.

I think the federation was more about interacting with other instances. Like creating issues and pull-requests without needing to create a new account for every instance.

I think this would be useful, as reporting bugs on GitLabs can be annoying if you have to create an account first.

Searchengines don’t index all (of what I need) of the Fediverse and also the UI is not made to see when and where it was posted.

I’m also using the power of programming to automatically create and submit most of my posts. I was inspired by @MentalEdge@sopuli.xyz

It is a webapp called Moequeue with two main features:

• Extracting all relevant information from a given URL (Pixiv, Danbooru, …) + adding sauce with Saucenao (+ …) and then running this data through a user-defined template to create the post.
• Posts can get added to queues which submit them regularly by user-defined cron-expressions.

If they also post by themselves that it’s more like an Cyborg.

The collections don’t have rules as you can’t post directly to them. If the collection mod don’t want to have military tech in it, they would have to remove tech from the list of aggregated communities.

This could be mitigated by sorting the posts by votes and activity relative to the community-size.

Kbin had this once. If I remember right, it was called Collections. The Mod of a collection could add communities to it and their content would show up in one list.