I think mbin has microblogging and or profile posts. That’ll get you part way to where you’re going. And you can still subscribe to lemmy (“threadiverse”) communities.
I think mbin has microblogging and or profile posts. That’ll get you part way to where you’re going. And you can still subscribe to lemmy (“threadiverse”) communities.
If they actually worried about hate and disinformation they would have quit before it was called X.
I’m going to keep an eye on Manyfold and see how federation works. I’ve looked at it before and thought it looked nice, but was overkill just for me.
As someone who has been using RSS readers multiple times per day since 2009, I like the idea of being able to have threaded conversations with you lot on the stuff I’m reading all day.
100 exactly. Which is oddly round.
Lemmy is a little slow sometimes, but I’ve started to have the opposite problem on Mastodon. I need to weed out some hashtags or something because I can’t keep up anymore.
Can we buy ads on Reddit?
… not to say that I really want to give them money.
Kagi has a “Fediverse forums” lens now as well.
Nice to know 19 did something other than break federation the whole time I was off for the holidays.
Some ability to move identity. I don’t love the way you move accounts on Mastodon, but I appreciate that its possible.
If you’re willing to pay for Kagi, it has started indexing “fediverse forums” and their lens is getting to be pretty good. I’m seeing content posted yesterday showing up.
search-lemmy.com was once good, but it’s been timing out for me lately. Hopefully it comes back.
I did a rewatch right before the holidays. Probably the 5th time I’ve watched through the series and I’m still catching new stuff. So good.
In my case it was fossware
One thing standing in the way of this is the inability to move identities in Lemmy/Kbin. This is my 3rd time with a “Maximum Derek” user in the Threadiverse; my first was on Kbin back in June when it was really struggling, then I went to a Lemmy instance that just disappeared one day. If you try to engage with any of my posts I made while on those servers, I’ll never know it.
The threadiverse feels much more lively.
Same. Every team talks a good game about unit testing but in nearly 20 years I’ve yet to see a single worthwhile test in a company’s code base. I eventually stopped asking about it when doing M&A research.
Good idea. Maybe we can also do active hashtags to follow.
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I’ve had more than one person tell me they don’t think microblogging is worth any learning curve whatsoever. They’d rather not use anything than have a single conversation about federation or feed building.