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Is there a way to search my own toots for a specific word or term?

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  • an0n@beige.partyA This user is from outside of this forum
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    Is there a way to search my own toots for a specific word or term?

    nixanadoo@mastodon.socialN 1 Reply Last reply
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    • an0n@beige.partyA an0n@beige.party

      Is there a way to search my own toots for a specific word or term?

      nixanadoo@mastodon.socialN This user is from outside of this forum
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      nixanadoo@mastodon.social
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      @An0n Yup! Type in "from:me" and then your search. So "from:me bob" for all of your own posts with the word bob

      note it's not a great search

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      • nixanadoo@mastodon.socialN nixanadoo@mastodon.social

        @An0n Yup! Type in "from:me" and then your search. So "from:me bob" for all of your own posts with the word bob

        note it's not a great search

        moss@beige.partyM This user is from outside of this forum
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        @nixanadoo @An0n right, the two sides of the coin are: this is the correct way to do it, and the results may be total crap, depending on your home server and various software nonsense.

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        • moss@beige.partyM moss@beige.party

          @nixanadoo @An0n right, the two sides of the coin are: this is the correct way to do it, and the results may be total crap, depending on your home server and various software nonsense.

          an0n@beige.partyA This user is from outside of this forum
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          @Moss @nixanadoo

          I'm trying to find when I stretched my ears last but the last time I tooted about it, I was going to 8mm but I'm currently at 9mm. So either I didn't toot about it or y'all are right in that it is unreliable.

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          • an0n@beige.partyA an0n@beige.party

            @Moss @nixanadoo

            I'm trying to find when I stretched my ears last but the last time I tooted about it, I was going to 8mm but I'm currently at 9mm. So either I didn't toot about it or y'all are right in that it is unreliable.

            emily_rugburn@lgbtqia.spaceE This user is from outside of this forum
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            @An0n you should, at max, stretch them every 6 months or so but i would even wait a year. also if you want a cheap and easy way to stretch your ears, i know a good way 😊

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