I'm sincerely grateful that my livelihood isn't tied to the whims of people who want to spark controversy where there is none.

I feel sad for any other indy fediverse developer who gets harassment like this otherwise.

Maybe that's another reason this place never received much traction? Idk. I won't speculate.

Cheers.

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Welcome any and all feedback on how this could be improved, it'll see some revisions during this beta process.

The second is the ability to dynamically identify and allow you disable the rich text formatting that trunks apples.

These dynamic functions will expand, this is just the first.

The attached images show how the rich LaTeX formatting can be disabled on demand (same is true for markdown, server or parsed).

The first is that image centric posts are going to be presented differently from text centric once. With the growth in pixelfed, I wanted to make sure the images came through as prominent as they can.

This will be applied to all image centric posts, not just from pixelfed.

Also I saw feedback that the feed card buttons weren't accessible as to helping you understand when you've interacted with a post.

Made the following change to hopefully make that obvious.

Some other topics and hashtags are shown highlighted below. (This list is by no means exhaustive).

Do also understand that these are likely to be very U.S. centric as I am a sole developer of this client living in the United States.

Why do this at all?

Because diversity should be celebrated, people should be empowered, and voices should be heard.

I will never apologize for being an ally for those that need support in my community.

If you don't like it, don't use trunks.

Separately, I've added custom shader logic to identify culturally relevant topics.

For each topic/hashtag, I've done research to identify the colors most likely associated with the movement or group.

Note, I'm nowhere an expert in all of these movements, and I appreciate any and all non hateful feedback.

The first depiction here is for #blackhistorymonth which is ongoing in the United States.

For all platforms, there's a new experiment to show relevant snippets of information from Wikipedia for a hashtag to give you quick context.

I'll roll this out of experiments once I can solve for localization.