Updated Graze.Social colours (light background), image by @hipstersmoothie.com of @graze.social. Reposted with permission.

Updated Graze.Social colours (dark background), image by @hipstersmoothie.com of @graze.social. Reposted with permission.

The colours were updated! And an awesome image presentation, too!

~ by @hipstersmoothie.com of @graze.social 🙇🏽

(uploaded with permission)

A screenshot showcasing the current colours—on a light background—available for Graze nodes as of 2025-03-27.

A screenshot showcasing the current colours—on a dark background—available for Graze nodes as of 2025-03-27.

The #Graze🐮 colours.

(as of 2025-03-27)

@graze.social #GrazeNation #🐮 #Graze #GrazeSocial

Update.

This method is no longer needed as the Entity List > Hashtag node is now searching for "hidden tags".

In addition to @deck.blue another service using hidden tags is @flashes.blue . Check out their Flashes Trending Feed which is running on the #Graze🐮 platform!

#🐮 #GrazeNation

Free Images : landscape, nature, grass, outdoor, horizon, wilderness, cloud, sky, white, field, meadow, prairie, hill, valley, mountain range, green, pasture, grazing, blue, highland, ridge, plain, co... Downloads Free Images : landscape, nature, grass, outdoor, horizon, wilderness, cloud, sky, white, field, meadow, prairie, hill, valley, mountain range, green, pasture, grazing, blue, highland, ridge...

Clearing Copyrights:

* Avatar: Public Domain OpenClipArt

* Profile cover photo in the Public Domain: pxhere.com/en/photo/108...

As of 2025-02-14 21:17 ACT (UTC+8).

A screenshot of a post ATproto repo.

Note that the regular node to match hashtags will not work as it uses the default attribute which is `facets[*].features[*].tag`.

This is what it looks like.

pdsls.dev/at/did:plc:c...

As you can see, the attribute is `tags` which is not the same as the default `facets[*].features[*].tag`.

Enjoy!

Here's our sample post matching with flying colours, or colour since it's green only.

bsky.app/profile/test...

A screenshot of a graze.social Feed definition showing how to match hidden tags.

A screenshot of a graze.social Feed definition showing how to match hidden tags using the JSON editor.

It's simple, we use a RegEx node then:

1. Switch to the JSON editor
2. Look for the RegEx node you want to edit. By default it's a `text` attribute, change it to `tags`.

Publish!

A screenshot of a graze.social Feed definition showing how to match hidden tags.

A screenshot of a graze.social Feed definition showing how to match hidden tags using the JSON editor.

A screenshot of a graze.social Feed definition showing our sample post matching with flying colours (well, just colour green actually but you get the idea).

A screenshot of a post ATproto repo.

Users of @deck.blue (and potentially other #Bluesky apps using the same 'tags' attribute) can use "hidden" hashtags. These are tags that don't count towards the 300-character limit of #Bsky.

Here's #HowTo match hidden hashtags in @graze.social.

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This is our new #Graze land for tips, tricks, how-to, & guides, in creating a #Bluesky custom Feed using @graze.social.

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