Even now, 12+ hours on, there are some hashtagged toots from an octogon.social user that I'd expect to see in search results here on #social.coop that are missing. I follow that user and the toots showed in my "home" timeline just fine, but they're missing in search.

Are our indexing settings/frequencies visible somewhere?

If this belongs in the tech group on loomio, please just say so.

@paregorios feel free to post this question in the tech WG, I'd like to know more as well! :)

@Antanicus @paregorios are they toots from someone you follow? I've been trying to wrap my head around exactly how #hashtags federate, as well, and I feel like I read somewhere that they had approximately similar behavior to public timeline posts, but I could be wrong.

@mattcropp @paregorios @Antanicus short answer, hashtags don't federate :) They only get distributed as any other post gets distributed; to followers and with boosts.

@zatnosk @Antanicus @paregorios so if I see a post in a #hashtag search from someone I don't follow, is it only because someone I follow boosted it? Or do I see the hashtags of people others on my instance follow, too?

@mattcropp @Antanicus @zatnosk

So, to be specific, compare the following two result sets, both in non-authenticated sessions:

https://social.coop/tags/beforemoderntimes

https://octodon.social/tags/beforemoderntimes

The second one shows all the posts that have been made (to my knowledge) with that hashtag. The social.coop one shows only those made by members of our instance. I follow everyone whose posts are shown in the octodon.social example and they follow me.

What's behind the difference?

@paregorios @zatnosk @Antanicus what's especially weird is that the hashtagged toot from the person on the Mastodon.at instance *does* show up on both timelines, so we are getting hashtags from there, but not octodon.social specifically, which is strange...

@mattcropp @Antanicus @zatnosk

To make matters even more interesting, mastodon.at knows about ours and theirs, but not about octodon.social's (i.e., same behavior as ours):

https://mastodon.at/tags/beforemoderntimes

So, maybe it's got something to do with what/how octodon.social shares.

Maybe @ekansa can find out who the admin(s) is/are there and chorus them into this discussion?

@paregorios @zatnosk @Antanicus @mattcropp

I don't see anything on our terms of conditions in our instance that would make an impact: https://octodon.social/about/more

Perhaps mastodon.at doesn't like octodon.social?