@moviesandtv BTW I did find out that narwhal.city is running #Hitide 0.14.0 and #Lotide 0.14.3-rc.1, while lotide.fbxl.net federates just fine and is running #Hitide 0.14.0-dev and #Lotide 0.15.0-dev, it's likely that the federation issues I've experienced have been resolved and the instance just needs to be updated.
There's lots of talk right now about how #Reddit alternatives such as #Lemmy, #kbin and #Lotide fit into the overall picture of the #Fediverse, with some calling these link-aggregation sites collectively the "Threadiverse". But how does #Pinetta fit into the mix?
Much like a link aggregator, Pinetta allows users to collect and comment on various things like links, text, images, video, and so on. In that sense, it will interact almost seamlessly with federated link aggregators. The main difference, of course, is in the user interface. Pinetta will have a number of modes that users can choose to display content:
As a "feed" chronologically or ranked based on most engaging posts (based on favourites and boosts);
As a "grid" similar to how #Pixelfed displays images in profiles;
As a "masonry" layout - much like how #Pinterest displays pins by default;
As a "mood board", which will allow users to arrange pins visually to their liking in a freeform 2D layout.
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Hmm I'm considering moving away from #Lotide relatively soon. It's okay, but a bit barebones, and there hasn't been much development over the past year or two.
Only question is, do I switch to #Lemmy, or #Kbin? I've been against #Lemmy for awhile but now they made the word blacklist optional.