lol = i’m fine, maybe a little disappointed but it’s good
lmao = i am not fine and i need help please
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA = i am extremely not fine and i have the overwhelming urge to die right now at this exact moment

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lol = i’m fine, maybe a little disappointed but it’s good
lmao = i am not fine and i need help please
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA = i am extremely not fine and i have the overwhelming urge to die right now at this exact moment
How to get unshadowbanned on Instagram 2018
What is an instagram shadowban?
I'm sure most of you have already heard what a shadowban is - if you regularly use hashtags on your instagram posts especially ones that are popular, you get a burst of likes from random accounts in the first few minutes... being discovered feels awesome, right? 😂 So when you get shadowbanned, your posts stop appearing in public hashtag feeds, and so all your likes come from only your followers, making it seem like your engagement has dropped.
How did I get shadowbanned?
There is no exact rule system that tells you how and when you get shadowbanned, but it seems to make sense that Instagram does this to accounts that break ANY sort of policy, for example:
using bots / apps or any automated or paid activity to boost your likes
going over an instagram limit, for example, liking, commenting or following/ unfollowing too much
using the same hashtags over and over again
using a banned hashtag
So how did I get unshadowbanned?
For me personally, I like posts too much (I know, sucks that Instagram is punishing me for being too active 😂) so I stopped posting for 3 days and liked within Instagram's hourly limits. Then my next post worked again!
Therefore it makes sense to "undo" whichever rule you may have broken, such as:
removing any apps that seem suspicious. You can do this by going on your settings on Instagram (only works through desktop) and clicking on Authorized apps.
stopping any paid activity to gain likes. Continuing would only hurt your account in the long term as these aren't real interactions so you have to continually put in more effort each time to reach the same amount of engagement if it starts dropping off.
stay within Instagram's hourly limits. Once again, there are no set rules so like/comment/follow like you would an average user, and don't go overboard. 😂 A good guide is no more than 200 posts an hour (around a post every 20 secs), 60 comments and 50 follows.
Shuffle your hashtags in different orders, and try to change them up each time so you're not using the same ones each time
check if your hashtags are broken/ reported as abusive. Usually these hashtags would show up as No Posts even though you'd suspect it'd be a popular tag to use
Other blogs have suggested logging out for a while and simply not liking/ following for a bit. I still was able to get unshadowbanned even though I still was active on it (just less spammy-like), so you can still go on as normal and it could get fixed up on its own if you wait 👍
I hope this helps someone, feel free to check out my insta if you'd like! 💕
Julian Ayrs...Pet Peeves! Captchas frustrate internet users!
Depending on the emotional make-up (melting point?) of an individual, petty annoyances may trigger a response in a myriad of offbeat ways (some in a healthy way to let off steam, some not).
Perky talk-show host Jimmy Fallon may be inclined to pen a note - and hence - take the high road with a touch of class.
In contrast, down-to-earth funnyman - David Letterman - might rustle up a parody in a sly attempt to settle the score.
Moi?
I simply call a "spade" a "spade", folks.
Yup.
I label the bothersome turn-of-events a "Pet Peeve" - and summarily - file it away in my blog archives for future reference.
Today's "PP" - the almighty captcha - takes the cake!
If you cruise the internet frequently - and pop into a social hub or two to share a tidbit of gossip (or timely truism) - I expect that you will agree that the Captcha is probably one of the worst ideas to come down the pike in decades.
My Pet Peeve specifically?
Webmasters issue up captchas too mangled to decipher with the human eye; hence - after taking a stab at the task for about a dozen-or-so times - II end up making a quick exit in disgust without access.
The gents who drummed up this security measure should be strung up in the town square by the balls and tarred-and-feathered.
Amen!
Legitley stopped myself from following a link in the Destiel tag to the backlot competition because I was going to vote for Sterek and I thought it would be IMMORAL TO FOLLOW SAID LINK AND VOTE AGAINST THAT PAIRING
AM I RIGHT IS THERE ACTUALLY AN UNSPOKEN MORAL CODE ON THE INTERNET OR AM I JUST LOSING MY FREAKING MIND