Where #do you #think you #are?
this post was submitted on 16 Dec 2024
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It's a microblog post. You can simply @ a Lemmy community and the very same post becomes a Lemmy post in that community too.
It's quite useful to reach i.e. a niche audience and you shouldn't make fun of people utilising the fediverse to its full extent.
But their username has "Lemmy" in it. It's a Lemmy post
I missed that; OP is from a Lemmy instance indeed.
I think it's the other way around then: those hashtags turn into actual hashtags when federated to the microblog fediverse. I verified this with mastodon. Only works in the title though because post bodies don't get federated in Lemmy for some reason.
It turns off for me on my Pixel 9.
Oops, just noticed this was talking about 14, not 15. My bad
Not seeing this on LineageOS, it goes dark when disconnected from both networks.