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@art I have noticed that I see lots of announcement posts (people posting news or some organization's announcements) and fewer conversations. Maybe that's why I'm using it less.
Ultimately, it could just be that I haven't changed the people I'm connected to in several years. Maybe that group has all gone dormant but others are actively posting and interacting.
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I'm noticing this in the !Fediverse too. Partly, I blame it on my poor installation of GNUsocial, which doesn't reliably receive messages in conversations with people I'm definitely subscribed to. I think this happens mostly with people using Mastodon software. It's not helped that I can't subscribe to my own Fedgroups on http://sn.jonkman.ca/groups . Some people formerly active on GNUsocial instances have moved to Mastodon instances, and I'm no longer reliably receiving their messages. Other people have just left eg. @mk Marjolein and @ErkanYilmaz I'm subscribed to more people than ever, but I miss the old friends.
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@bobjonkman me too. I sometimes feel I'm just talking to myself.
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@bobjonkman GS definitely needs better conversation-fetching.
As for receiving posts from people you subscribed to, I think @xrevan86 has a couple of bash scripts that can help re-connect you to those you've subbed to (seems to work even better than JPope's old script). I'm sure they'll need to be run frequently.
@tregeagle Did you move instances? I thought I was subbed to you since a long time back, but I just checked and I was not.
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@lnxw48a1 oh hello, yes I moved when @mjd updated to this server. I'm not a very good shepherd of my microblog connections.
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@bobjonkman The conversation problem has been a thing for a while, at least for me. I wish it were easier to look at threads involving people I don't follow as I feel I'm missing out on interesting stuff.