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about-page wording updates

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Tao Bror Bojlén 2019-08-21 22:35:21 +02:00
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@ -18,12 +18,12 @@ const AboutScreen: React.FC = () => (
<H4>Why can't I see details about my instance?</H4>
<p className={Classes.RUNNING_TEXT}>
Currently, fediverse.space only supports Mastodon and Pleroma instances. In addition, instances with 10 or fewer
users won't be scraped -- it's a tool for understanding communities, not individuals.
fediverse.space only supports servers using the Mastodon API, the Misskey API, the GNU Social API, or Nodeinfo.
Instances with 10 or fewer users won't be scraped -- it's a tool for understanding communities, not individuals.
</p>
<H4>
When is <Code>$OTHER_ACTIVITYPUB_SERVER</Code> going to be added?
When is <Code>$OTHER_FEDIVERSE_SERVER</Code> going to be added?
</H4>
<p className={Classes.RUNNING_TEXT}>
Check out{" "}
@ -38,7 +38,7 @@ const AboutScreen: React.FC = () => (
<H4>How do you calculate the strength of relationships between instances?</H4>
<p className={Classes.RUNNING_TEXT}>
fediverse.space looks at statuses from within the last month on the public timeline of each instance. It
fediverse.space looks at public statuses from within the last month on the public timeline of each instance. It
calculates at the ratio of
<Code>mentions of an instance / total statuses</Code>. It uses a ratio rather than an absolute number of mentions
to reflect that smaller instances can play a large role in a community.