BSky: Can't change user DID. Mine (5 chars changed): qaset3cxhodyvvoebjvqualm Twitter: Can't change user handle (Twitter ID). Mine: 1584965318623039492

You are pointing to the real problem... Where to publish it? If web, who will host it? For me, the cost is of no issue. It's the exposure of my real identity, since IT-pro will find out.

In short, making a command line tool is most likely "version 1.0" and shouldn't take long. But then someone has to take the output and manually make it into "web page content". With "not too much work", we know if this is something fellas like. Version 2 would be "automate webpage content".

Data retrieval - a week, perhaps (evenings). Presentation - unknown, can be little or much. Mainly depends on factors we haven't discussed yet, like platform, design, etc. Establish routine (making fellas use "the signal"). Unknown, can take off in a second, it can also fail and burn miserably.

I am not in the government, so I can't do anything about it. Sorry. Total 2.426bn € (Rank: 12) 0.541% of GDP (Rank: 10) Humanitarian 0.464bn € (Rank: 8) 0.104% of GDP (Rank: 4) Financial 0.769bn € (Rank: 8) 0.172% of GDP (Rank: 3) Military 1.193bn € (Rank: 14) 0.266% of GDP (Rank: 15)

May I suggest a feature. I, as a Norwegian, can write a Swedish news post. Why not be able to "override my region", with hashtag #FellaNews-Sweden ? So even if I am in your list as a Norwegian, the post appears in the Swedish list.

Let me see if I understand your idea. You have a curated list over BSky usernames + country. You start a process manually, that looks through every post within a date range, for a tag (example #FellaNews). Grab the Post adress/link. Meaning you have a list of posts, with country. Doable!

If someone has idea that brings inspiration back again, I will probably pick it up again. If someone wants to code with me, that would be awsome (c#, .Net wasm, Azure).

I can go on with design and feature challenges. I made various versions and tested them, had my fun, but eventually I realized that I used way too much time on it. It affected my daily work, and I stopped. In short: Stopped due to lack of inspiration and time.

Database was a different approach, just loading accounts and checking who followed who. If they had "NAFO" in the bio, etc. Problem was: Who would pay for the db and rest api service?