The Funny Pages

Typical public response is below the network baseline, sparse, or concentrated in a few posts.

• 14 of 40 posts received interactions
• 0 median interactions per post
• 0% median interactions per follower

Some sampled media attachments were missing descriptions.

• 0 of 40 attachments described
• 0% media-description coverage

The profile provides little independently verifiable identity information.

• 0 verified links
• 0 public profile fields
• Public destination link missing

The captured sample shows frequent, current publishing.

• Newest visible post is 36 days old
• 40 posts published in the 30-day window
• 9.3 visible posts per week

An automated account posting comic strips, boosting sequential art and animation, and deleting posts after one month to mimic newspaper funny pages.

• Explicitly says the account automatically posts comic strips.
• Describes itself as a proxy for newspaper funny pages.
• Names sequential art, animation, and humor as additional topics.

All 12 sampled posts feature named comic strips or webcomics, directly supporting the account’s core promise of automated comics aggregation.

• Every sampled caption names a comic or strip.
• Repeated posts use automated discovery phrasing such as “New Strip Found.”
• Samples include syndicated comics, character strips, and a webcomic link.

The account is available to Mastodon discovery surfaces and uses searchable post signals.

• Profile directory enabled
• Public indexing enabled
• 88% of sampled posts used hashtags

Sampled original posts consistently provide visible text context.

• 40 of 40 posts included text
• 39 of 40 posts included at least 60 characters

The public profile has enough identity detail to evaluate quickly.

• Bio found
• Avatar found
• 0 public profile fields