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- 1Blogger shares roundup of recent books, podcasts, TV and games▼Media consumption round up: https:// mousetrappling.dreamwidth.org/ 33367.html # books # podcasts # tv # games
A blogger has posted a media consumption roundup covering the books, podcasts, television and games they have been reading, listening to and playing recently. The post links out from Mastodon, where it has drawn only a small amount of attention so far, and the specific titles discussed are not detailed in the available information.
- 2Blogger shares media consumption round-up spanning books to games●Media consumption round up: https:// mousetrappling.dreamwidth.org/ 33014.html # books # podcasts # tv # games # music
A blog post rounds up one person's recent media consumption across books, podcasts, television, games and music. The entry, shared on a personal Dreamwidth journal, is a list-style review of what the author has been reading, watching and playing. Beyond the author's own circle, there is no wider discussion of the post's contents, and no specific titles are mentioned in the available context.
- 3User quits Mastodon over instance censorship complaints●I'm leaving Mastodon. Two censoring instances in a row is two too many. If I find an instance that DOESN'T censor, I may
A Mastodon user says they are leaving the decentralised social network, citing moderation by two consecutive instances as unacceptable censorship. They plan to post on DreamWidth for now and may return if they find an instance that does not moderate content, asking others for recommendations. The complaint highlights ongoing debate over how much moderation power instance administrators should hold on Mastodon, where rules vary widely between servers.
- 4Blogger shares media consumption roundup across books, podcasts and TV●Media consumption round up: https:// mousetrappling.dreamwidth.org/ 33274.html # books # podcasts # tv # games # talks
A blogger has published a roundup of their recent media consumption, covering books, podcasts, television, games and talks. The post, shared on the Dreamwidth journaling platform, appears to be a personal log of what the author has been reading, watching and listening to lately. It gained a small amount of attention after being linked on Mastodon, where it circulated under hashtags for books, podcasts, TV and games.