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🏳️‍⚧️ Christin Löhner 🏳️‍🌈 @christin lsbt.me

FediSuite 2.0 is live! 🎉Your Fediverse Management PlatformIf you run several Fediverse accounts, you might know the feeling: an idea is sitting in a note somewhere, a scheduled post is in another tab, and the numbers end up somewhere else again. I wanted to bring it all together.

The new #Planner takes a post from the first idea to publication. #Drafts save automatically. In the #ContentCalendar, you can see scheduled posts by month or week and move them to another time. #Campaigns group posts around a topic or event. Coloured #labels help you stay organised without ever appearing as hashtags.

After publishing, the searchable #archive helps you find and reuse your work. You can turn older posts into new drafts, collect evergreen content and spot posts that have become interesting again.

#ContentAnalysis compares formats, text lengths, links and more. Hints based on your own data appear while you write, and the #calendar shows promising time slots. For Mastodon-compatible accounts, the new #CommunityAnalysis shows which accounts interact with your posts, who is new and who keeps coming back. #Favourites, #boosts and #replies stay separate. These are ideas to try, not promises of more reach.

There’s a lot of work under the hood, too: access tokens for connected accounts are now stored encrypted, sessions expire, and one-time links have better protection.

FediSuite is still open source, free to use, without ads or trackers, and available to self-host. The web app supports more than 20 Fediverse platforms.

Give it a try: fedisuite.com

I’d love to hear your thoughts and ideas. And if something isn’t working quite right, please tell me that too. 💜

DWeb @dweb social.coop

📅 What is happening in the DWeb ecosystem?

There are always more DWeb events happening than we can keep track of, so we maintain a community events calendar. 🌐💚

👉 Check it out: dweb.events

Are you attending or organising something we should know about between now and the end of December 2026? Please click the “submit” button at the top-left of the page!

DWeb events calendar
Participants attending a workshop during DWeb Camp 2026
A participant sitting around a table during the Tea cerimony at DWeb Camp 2026
Two participants smiling and sitting around a table during the Tea cerimony at DWeb Camp 2026
Obsidian Urbex Photography @ObsidianUrbex mstdn.social

🗓️ Beautiful Abandoned Places Calendar 2027 pre-orders are now open! 💙

📷 12 photos from my #AbandonedPlaces adventures this year.

🗺️Amazing locations: England, Ireland, Scotland, Wales, Germany, Sloakia, Hungary

🎁Great Christmas gift #photography lovers

🌟15% preorder discount

✈️Free delivery, worldwide

obsidianurbexphotography.com/shop/…

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A promotional graphic for the 'Beautiful Abandoned Places Calendar 2027' features a 'Super-Early Bird Offer: 15% Off (order before 31st October)'. The image also states: 'No spoilers here!'
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This infographic promotes the "Beautiful Abandoned Places Calendar 2027," showcasing the April page with an abandoned pool. It highlights features like photo quality, context captions, and space for notes.
A December 2027 calendar hangs on a white brick wall, depicting ferns growing inside an old train carriage. Text reads: "DECEMBER 2027 Ferns making themselves at home inside an old train carriage, Ireland."
A wall calendar shows July 2027, featuring an urban exploration photo of green and yellow industrial pipes inside a building. Text: "JULY 2027",

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