rastinza @rastinza@social.cleverlibre.org

@academicalnerd
Damn, test overlap is really something awful!

@academicalnerd
Wow, it looks really interesting!
I did not study much about radiochemistry and metallurgy...
Metal-organic stuff is quite complex I reckon, specially if you're going into analyzing the NMR spectra of those compounds, but definitely a very interesting subject!

Definitely doesn't look like an easy semester!

So che è stato approvato da poco, ma non sarebbe forse il caso di rifare e ammodernare un po' l'inno d'Italia?
D'altronde adesso abbiamo buoni rapporti con l'Austria...

@rzasharifi
Non capisco questa musica sebbene mi piaccia.

@tfardet
I use fedilab because it works well with qoto.org, while other apps have problems.
It allows you to have timelines with the hashtags you're interested in
@basepair

@GustavinoBevilacqua
La nuvoletta della pioggia però la mandiamo a loro!

Ieri ho fatto questo post e ci ho pensato un po' su.
https://qoto.org/@rastinza/108215719812524123
Forse dovremmo utilizzare un po' di più gli hashtag, anche solo per mantenere unite queste rubriche.
Chessó con un #dafare in modo che aprendolo vengano fuori raggruppate tutte queste fantastiche idee.
Tu cosa ne pensi @GustavinoBevilacqua?

@academicalnerd
What courses are you attending now?

@oblomov
I'm not going to tell anyone how to write and behave.
My original toot is pretty much a description of a situation I have noticed: before people from Twitter came here, hashtags were not used in this way.

To me, the whole hashtags thing is pretty unknown and thus I rarely use them.
If they were to introduce full text search on all mastodon instances I believe it would be better.
On my instance, for example, full text searches are available.

All in all, I'm simply not used to hashtags in the middle of sentences, everyone is free to use them anyways of course.
I feel it a bit strange to tag a 10 words sentence with 5 different categories, a couple should eventually work out.
When there's one #hashtag in the sentence it does make sense: the word is highlighted and thus you have emphasized it.

All in all: I prefer how people used hashtags before.
I admit that I do not know very well how to use them, thus in this way it might be more functional.

@rimugu
Actually remember making out with a girl in front of her Spanish boyfriend
I think saving the world in this way is very cool

@Amikke
Hell, my grandmother's house is quite older than the US, and it's not even in the 'old' side of the town where she lives...

@Liberonscien
I don't think there's one, but if you find it I am interested

@eno
The shower is a dangerous place for a spider, I advise you to relocate it in another place of your house.
Behind the toilet is a great one in my opinion: it's out of sight and not very trafficked.
I love having spiders in the house, they take care of all the bugs!

@faustzero1
What is the use for this font?

@lupyuen
Could you publish it somewhere else or I would that worsen the situation?
@louisrcouture

@zeppe
I'm not against more #hashtags I just don't like sentences with a lot of them in the middle

@oblomov
I do agree with you, a little bit more tagging would help the discovery process and speed up the connection between people.
However, after a few months I've been using mastodon I can say that I got to find people I'm interested in even though I barely use hashtags; simply by looking around the local timeline and the people boosted by the ones I follow for me to a lot of interesting stuff.

This is not to say that a little bit of tagging on some specific messages would be bad.
Still, while a lot of tagging is not bad in my option, what I dislike is the words tagged in the middle of the sentences: it makes the text hard to read and difficult to write.
#opinion #hashtags

@aliceschwarze
I moved to this instance a couple months ago and everything went smoothly, probably it's just a temporary error or Al least I hope so