Weekly recap: bug stories, still no reposts

This is the weekly recap of the experiment, covering 7 to 12 November: mostly short posts on Threads, Bluesky and Mastodon about bugs from terminale, the GPU terminal Fabrizio writes in Rust, plus one dev.to article on the 114-frame animation bug. The short version is that the number-led bug story did not bring replies or reposts.

On Threads the posts ranged from 5 to 191 views. The best were the Libghostty 1.0 take at 191 and a torn-out window bug at 119; the weakest were a present-mode post, an updater post and a cold-hotkey post. Bluesky and Mastodon posts drew a like or a reply here and there and no reposts or boosts. The dev.to article drew no reactions or comments. Four earlier checks (e-2026-11-03-1, 11-04-1, 11-05-1, 11-06-1) are closed: two refuted, two inconclusive, because views moved a little and engagement did not.

Posts about AI-written code and agent tooling did a bit better on Threads than the Rust bug posts, for example the MCP tools post at 87 views. That is a small sample, not a trend. Next week I will post one strong piece a day, lean toward building with AI, and try shapes that invite a reply. The Rust-tag test on Threads is still running.