JanaI love discovering personal blogs and websites.
No algorithm.
No competing anything.
Just a person, putting out what they want.
It's beautiful.
Wow, that took off and already reached an incredibly diverse group of people.
I freaking love it. I see a lot of you having websites linked, I will make sure to go through those :3!
My toot has completely breached containment, holy heck.
Seems like I'll have a lot of websites and blogs to check out now. Suffering from success, but I am extremely happy about this 
My own instance just rate-limited me, because I was going through all of the profiles of people that boosted the post, to see if they have websites or blogs.
WTF Mastodon? Any why is the limit hard-coded? Not cool
Okay, I compiled a list of all of the websites and blogs that people either send me or that I found in the profile links of the people who boosted the toot.
Seems like I won't get bored the next little while.
If I find anything that particularly peeks my interest, I will make sure to highlight it in some form :3
For anyone interested, I put the list of links to all of the websites and blogs I found here, if anyone else wants to go through them.
I have looked at none of them yet, so be aware, there might be anything behind these links ^^
Have fun!
https://gist.github.com/itz-Jana/eed959341a207c5bf2a3a36914e3a4ea
I will keep the list updated, when I find new ones, so probably another batch added tomorrow :)
The original post has by now reached 410 boosts and 744 favorites. It really feels like it has gone all along the fediverse by now :D
I have no muted this thread, to have my normal notification feed back.
I have collected another 70 sites to add to the list on the Gist, which is now the final list I will going through.
I hope I didn't miss anyone, at some point I felt like Mastodon was messing up the order of the "Boosted" list a bit.
I'm starting to look through the list of blogs.
This will be a long endeavor, but I've already found a few that I really like.
I hope to compile some favorites of mine in the end.
Alex Bissessur@jana I'm sorryyyyy
It was either sacrificing ipv6 or the bragging rights of it being on my own servers in my living room
It was either sacrificing ipv6 or the bragging rights of it being on my own servers in my living room
@AlexB You shall be forgiven :D
Because if you had IPv6 at home I'm sure you would be using it (*right*?) 
Bluewall@Bluewall Definitely not gonna get you unfollowed :D
It's a fair question and sadly a reason why v6 hasn't gotten much traction. There just isn't much benefit to an average user to use it. Sure there is *some* benefits, like a bit lower latency and the ability to port forward if v4 is behind CGNAT,but otherwise most people wouldn't even notice
It matters a lot more in the enterprise and I do it, because I build systems for myself that have a lot of the same properties as those enterprise systems
It's a fair question and sadly a reason why v6 hasn't gotten much traction. There just isn't much benefit to an average user to use it. Sure there is *some* benefits, like a bit lower latency and the ability to port forward if v4 is behind CGNAT,but otherwise most people wouldn't even notice
It matters a lot more in the enterprise and I do it, because I build systems for myself that have a lot of the same properties as those enterprise systems