I’ve always wondered how many people actually decide to use something like mastodon to see Lemmy posts. I mean I know how inadequate it can be with a lack of a proper UI but I’m just wondering. Especially, with the infinite possibilities this can have.
I realized that there are alot of inactive communities across the Lemmy and kbin instances. The beauty of decentralization is that we don't rely on a central instance, if a fediverse instance becomes the central one that hosts the majority of posts, then if that instance goes down, we lose alot. I also suggest posting to small...
Misskey, Calckey, Pleroma, Mastodon- All perform the same essential function. Microblogging (with minor differences e.g Pleroma has a 5000 word limit per post) Think Twitter.
Pixelfed is an image sharing platform - Think Instagram.
Friendica will give you a similar experience to Facebook (Macroblogging)
None of those platforms have real messaging (Direct messages, but not private or encrypted)
My friend has recommended me to try out Pleroma as one of the alternate place to leave Reddit aside. As I’ve seen Pleroma and Mastodon are Twitter like fediverses.
On the backend - Lower resource requirements on a server…
On the frontend - Post reactions (instead of just liking a post), Increased character limits on posts (default is around 5000 characters), can use markdown, BB Code etc formatting
Curious, how many users here actually use ActivityPub's capabilities to see other social media sites?
I’ve always wondered how many people actually decide to use something like mastodon to see Lemmy posts. I mean I know how inadequate it can be with a lack of a proper UI but I’m just wondering. Especially, with the infinite possibilities this can have.
any xmpp interesting room you would recommend
for instance on free software, linux, bsd, … ?
Should we post on our local instances' communities to avoid making the Fediverse centralized?
I realized that there are alot of inactive communities across the Lemmy and kbin instances. The beauty of decentralization is that we don't rely on a central instance, if a fediverse instance becomes the central one that hosts the majority of posts, then if that instance goes down, we lose alot. I also suggest posting to small...
Proton - Lemmy.world (lemmy.world)
There is now an official Protonmail Community at !protonprivacy
Confused on what fediverse apps to use
I have recently started using fediverse apps, mostly lemmy and mastodon. So far Lemmy is the only one I use the most and kind of understand....
What's the difference between Pleroma and Mastodon?
My friend has recommended me to try out Pleroma as one of the alternate place to leave Reddit aside. As I’ve seen Pleroma and Mastodon are Twitter like fediverses.
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Looking for a nice wallpaper for your desktop?...
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