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1. zoowar (zoowar@indy.im)'s status on Wednesday, 30-Nov-2016 07:37:04 UTC zoowar

   • GNU social
   • Yo...
   If someone on my instance subscribes to you and they don't reply to any of your posts, after some reasonable period their subscription to you is dropped. I prefer the social in !gnusocial
   • zoowar (zoowar@indy.im)'s status on Wednesday, 30-Nov-2016 06:31:15 UTC zoowar

     • GNU social
     I so wish !gnusocial would drop subscriptions that have no local replies.
   • zoowar (zoowar@indy.im)'s status on Wednesday, 30-Nov-2016 07:52:32 UTC zoowar

     • nepfag
     You miss the point of social.
     vinzv likes this.
   • zoowar (zoowar@indy.im)'s status on Wednesday, 30-Nov-2016 17:30:44 UTC zoowar

     • Luke
     That you replied ensures you will remain subscribed to me.
   • zoowar (zoowar@indy.im)'s status on Wednesday, 30-Nov-2016 17:33:38 UTC zoowar

     • Dustin Melton
     You are not subscribed to me, so it wouldn't affect you.
   • zoowar (zoowar@indy.im)'s status on Wednesday, 30-Nov-2016 19:00:05 UTC zoowar

     • Dustin Melton
     If someone is subscribed to you and you find them "undesirable", block them.
   • AndStatus (andstatus@loadaverage.org)'s status on Saturday, 03-Dec-2016 13:14:09 UTC AndStatus

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     • GNU social
     • Juanjo Faico
     @zoowar Could you explain this?
     "I so wish !gnusocial would drop subscriptions that have no local replies.”
   • AndStatus (andstatus@loadaverage.org)'s status on Monday, 05-Dec-2016 05:35:26 UTC AndStatus

     in reply to

     • Juanjo Faico
     @zoowar What slowest "pace" of interactions are you expecting? I would say replying once in a year is a good sign of the subscription effectiveness. I mean that reading "news"/updates and staying quiet is better than artificial periodic replying with "OK" :-) in order to prolong the subscription
     ?!