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Afterwards, at least on Hubzilla, all non-nomadic contacts, for example on {{Internal link |target=What is Mastodon? |link-name=Mastodon}}, have to be manually notified of the move. They are one-sided at this point, i.e. they are followed, but not followers. So all followers have to manually follow alice@bar.social after the move.

Afterwards, at least on Hubzilla, all non-nomadic contacts, for example on Mastodon, have to be manually notified of the move. They are one-sided at this point, i.e. they are followed, but not followers. So all followers have to manually follow alice@bar.social after the move.

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	Afterwards, at least on Hubzilla, all non-nomadic contacts, for example on {{Internal ~~Link~~ \|target=What is Mastodon? \|link-name=Mastodon}}, have to be manually notified of the move. They are one-sided at this point, i.e. they are followed, but not followers. So all followers have to manually follow alice@bar.social after the move.		Afterwards, at least on Hubzilla, all non-nomadic contacts, for example on {{Internal link \|target=What is Mastodon? \|link-name=Mastodon}}, have to be manually notified of the move. They are one-sided at this point, i.e. they are followed, but not followers. So all followers have to manually follow alice@bar.social after the move.