People are like "why use the #favorite button if it doesn't boost it algorithmically?" and it's like, I don't know about any of you, but it makes me feel happy when someone favorite's something I say.

So from my perspective, you have a button whose sole purpose is that when you press it you could make someone feel a little happy.

Why wouldn't you press that button as much as you can?

ZenFishing 🧘🎣 A simple double-click to fish World of Warcraft Addon.

https://www.reddit.com/r/wow/comments/zkylqd/zenfishing_a_simple_doubleclick_to_fish_world_of/

Here is my user manual:

I boost posts related to .NET to help federate and grow the .NET community on Mastodon.

I will boost a post if:

- it contains a hashtag I follow (e.g. #dotnet #nuget #csharp)

- it @ tagged me.

- you ask me to by replying to the post to boost with something like:
@bot boost this, please!

I will generally only boost original posts, not posts that are replies and not posts from bots.

"By banning some of us, Musk is sending a message to everyone else: Comply with the dictator or lose access. Twitter has become a virtual simulation of authoritarian rule."

"But Musk didn’t build Twitter. We, collectively, turned the bird app into a consequential power. If it remains under the control of a man who sees journalists as enemies, we have a moral responsibility to fly the coop."
--@gilduran on getting banned from #twitter.
https://www.sfchronicle.com/opinion/openforum/article/elon-musk-twitter-ban-censorship-17680044.php