Big time lynx fan and lover. I like drawing and reading about software. Always open to DMs and chats. 19 yo.
Can be found with the same handle over at the birdsite, though I post only in spanish over there.
Ask me about my music taste!
| Pronouns | He/They |
| Languages | ES/EN |
| Alt | @[email protected] |
| Discord | perkwombo |
EYO, It's my beautiful boyfriend's @lettuce birthday today!! Happy birthday sweetie, i LOVE YOUU 🎂🎉 💙💜
I really should finish my neocities page.
Ehh, later
To anyone thinking about joining BlueSky, especially artists: everything you post is sent to a third party for AI labeling.
BlueSky uses AI to label content for moderation, and to do that they use a company called https://thehive.ai. If you look through their privacy policy, you will see that they can use content sent to them to train models for all their services, which include generative AI for both text and images.
Update: https://meow.social/@FluffyDeveloper/110652053858910840
I think I never had the opportunity to post the finished version of this over here,,,
I swear I will draw more 🥴
The best way to get started on Mastodon as a brand new account is:
1) Find a friend who's already here. It's not that hard. Use search. If they're not here yet, find a different friend. You're bound to find someone. Follow them.
2) Look at who they are following and who is following them. Chances are you will see familiar names, and other interesting accounts. Follow them too.
3) Check out some of the people you just followed. Repeat step 2. Do this a few more times until you are following a few dozen accounts.
4) There's a good chance that by now, some of those people are following you back. Look at your timeline, engage, reply, boost what you see.
Over time you will have a following and you will find more people to follow.
Yes, it takes some effort to get established in a new place. It's NO DIFFERENT on Birdsite. Birdsite does throw random content at you, but when you're just starting out it's TRULY random content, and you will still have to seek out people you actually want to follow and engage with. This is no different, and is in fact EASIER because you already know people and can look for them.
By the way, I highly recommend that you leave your following and followers lists open so that people can use them to find other people. Mastodon lets you hide them, but don't, unless it becomes a problem. I've seen far less judgmental "You are following this horrible person so I will block you" bullshit here.
Trick 🔞
Fluffy Developer Fox
Zorin =^o.o^=