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Every Mastodon explanation is like "It's very simple, your account is part of a kerflunk, and each kerflunk can talk to each other as part of a bumblurt. At the moment everyone you flurgle can see your bloops but only people IN your kerflunk can quark your nerps. Kinda like email."

I鈥檝e been here for years and I鈥檓 an instance admin and I still don鈥檛 really know how the posts go from one website to another. I think it鈥檚 the same technology they use to send pokemon to a different game boy

"The major difference between a thing that might go wrong and a thing that cannot possibly go wrong is that when a thing that cannot possibly go wrong goes wrong it usually turns out to be impossible to get at and repair."
Douglas Adams

I'm actually a bit torn about denying mail from servers with bad SPF records. Found one today in the logs again, emailed them to fix it, but it's happened a lot and my (few) users have the problem of mails not arriving. Maybe better to live with more spam? #SelfHosting #email

OK, this is my personal test instance running ktistec聽cb69e9a and it's mostly working fine.

Hello, federated world!