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Activity shows what others did with your profile, curations, and Public Delivery Channels, and what in your delivery needs you. It’s on your Home, which shows its five newest rows; Show more shows the rest.

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What shows up in it?

Rows grouped by day, newest first, up to 50 of them:
  • New followers, by name: for example, “A, B, and C followed you”, with ”+ N others” beyond three.
  • New subscribers, as a count: a curation “gained N subscribers”.
  • Copies of your Public Delivery Channels, as a count: a channel “was forked N times and cloned N times”.
  • Endpoints a recipient turned off: “An Unsubscribe link”, “A STOP reply”, or “A delivery call” made one of your endpoints inactive.
  • Forks that stopped syncing: one of your forked channels “stopped syncing because its original was deleted”.

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What’s under “Needs you”?

Problems you need to fix, pinned above everything else until they’re fixed:
  • An endpoint “rejected the latest delivery from” one of your channels. This is for Webhook and Agent endpoints. See When a delivery doesn’t arrive.
  • A curation “can’t read” one of its feeds or sitemaps, after a full day of failed checks. See Input Source.

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Can I see who subscribed to my curation?

No. Activity counts subscribers and never names them. It does name followers.

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Why did something disappear from Activity?

It was undone. When a follow, a copy of one of your channels, or an opt-out is undone, such as someone unfollowing you or an Unsubscribe being reversed with Undo, it leaves Activity.

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Will I get an email about it?

No. Activity is only in the app, and agents can’t read it over MCP either.