It Starts With You
You can mute or block individual accounts or whole servers so they don’t show up in your feed.
You can also report content to the moderators of your own server, or to the server where the content was posted. Moderators look at these reports based on their community’s rules.
Your Server
Your local administrators are responsible for maintaining community rules on the server. They can take actions like blocking or suspending accounts, deleting posts, or limiting access from individual accounts or whole servers.
Running a community takes time and effort. The amount of work depends on things like how many users are active, how many posts are made, and how many reports come in from users or moderators on peer servers across the wider Fediverse.
Your Followers And Their Servers
You have followers on servers
| Server | Followers | Percent |
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When you publish a post, your server sends it to the servers where your followers are. Each server in the Fediverse works on its own. This means that even if a post is allowed on your server, it might be handled differently on other servers.
The moderators on those servers may use their own rules to check the post. They might filter it, hide it, or even block it if it breaks their community standards. They can block your account, or your entire server and everyone on it.
If you have a lot of followers on a certain server, your posts are more likely to be checked by that server’s moderators. The table shows which servers share your posts the most.
We didn't find any accounts that are following you - this can happen if you really don't have any followers, or if you have following information on your account set to private. Reload and see the "advanced" option for a way to access this information.
Those You Follow And Their Servers
You follow accounts on servers
| Server | Following | Percent |
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Posts from the accounts you follow are sent to you by the servers those accounts use. Those servers each have their own rules and can block your account from seeing posts, or block entire servers, including yours. The accounts you follow might also be removed or have their posts deleted if they break that server’s community guidance.
We didn't find any accounts that you're following - this can happen if you really don't follow any accounts, or if you have following information on your account set to private. Reload and see the "advanced" option for a way to access this information.
How You Compare To The Rest of the Fediverse
These tables compare how your follows and followers are distributed among servers, as compared to where the population of the Fediverse as a whole is. Are you more connected with your local server than you are to the big Fediverse servers? Are there other server servers that might be a good fit for you?
Who Follows You
| Server | Your Percent | Population |
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Who You Follow
| Server | Your Percent | Population |
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Your Timeline
The following boxes summarize the specific posts that have appeared in your timeline in the last 24 hours
You saw posts from accounts on servers
| Server | Posts | Percent | Population |
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You saw original posts from accounts
| Server | Posts | Percent |
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You saw boosts from accounts
| Server | Posts | Percent |
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We didn't find posts in your timeline
Decentralized Moderation
Every server in the Fediverse has its own rules and moderation style. These are based on what the community values and needs. This variety is one of the strengths of decentralized platforms.
Moderation is important, but it can also be hard work and stressful or upsetting. About 99% of Fediverse moderators are volunteers, and around 1 in 5 report feeling burned out or traumatized each year.
You can help by reporting content that breaks your server’s rules. Some servers accept donations, and may even be looking for volunteers to help moderate. Simply thanking your moderators can make a real difference!
How Does This Work?
This tool works by querying the public Mastodon APIs on the account's server; thus, at this time, it is only expected to work with Mastodon instances (sorry). In basic mode, it does so without authenticating, so it can only see information made public by the server admins and/or account holders. Some servers do not publicly report information such as activity, and some accounts have their following and followers relationships hidden.
Privacy
All work is done entirely in your browser; no information is sent to the operator of this website. The only server contacted is the one that hosts the account.
Who Made This?
Made with 🐈 by @ricci@discuss.systems . Source on Codeberg and Github