カラクリスタ・ソーシャル

This is the personal fediverse instance for OKAMURA Naoki aka nyarla / kalaclista.

This instance made by my personal fork of GoToSocial, and hosted on VPS in Japan.

にゃるら / カラクリスタ

@nyarla

Email: [email protected]

• Statuses can contain up to 5000 characters, and 6 media attachments.
• Polls can have up to 6 options, with 50 characters per option.
• Profiles can have up to 6 profile fields.
• Custom CSS is enabled on account profiles.

This instance prefers the following languages:

1. 日本語

This instance has the following rules:

1. This instance just a personal instance, the rules of this instance is my common sense and phisolophy.

• This instance under the Japanese law.
• This instance couldn't register account by any people.

ActivityPub instances federate with other instances by exchanging data with them over the network. Exchanged data includes things like accounts, statuses, likes, boosts, and media attachments.

This exchange of data is open by default but can be blocked for instances on specific domains via a domain block created by an instance admin.

Alternatively, if this instance is running in allowlist mode, exchange of data with remote instances must be explicitly allowed via a domain allow entry.

For more information on domain blocks, domain allows, etc, see the following pages (all links open in a new tab):

• Federation modes
• Domain blocks
• Domain permission subscriptions

Blocked domains

When a domain block entry is created on this instance:

• No new data from instances on the blocked domain will be created on this instance.
• Interaction between this instance and blocked instances is cut off in both directions.
• (In case of an exact match): Any existing data from blocked instances are deleted from the storage of this instance.

This instance does not publicly share its list of blocked domains.

Allowed domains

When an admin adds an explicit domain allow entry, instances on the domain and its subdomains are allowed to federate with this instance.

This instance does not publicly share its list of explicitly allowed domains.