Baron Von J

It really depends on what sub(s) you visit. Some subs didn’t have a lot of mobile users to begin with, so they didn’t see much change in their core active members.

The default sort/filter for the front page there is trash now. I typically see the same things hovering there for days.

Cheers!

I started my beehaw and ml accounts on June 2. This one and Lemmy.one are coming up on June 11. And my sdf.org account was on June 30. But this is the one that stuck 😁.

Lemmy doesn’t have a feature to follow users, last I checked.

The specs would be how the communication between the servers is supposed to happen. Like

1. Server A sends a “hello?” message to server B and serve B will respond with “hello.”
2. Sever A then sends a message “I’m server A” and server B will respond “prove it” so server A will send proof via IDProof spec v1.2 and server B will say “ok A, how can I help?”
3. Server A will send "please me user comment 12345” and server B will respond with "comment 12345 was posted by user Skroob on 1/1/2020 and says ‘I have the same combination on my luggage!’

So the complaint would be like "we used IDProof spec v1.2” and the serve said “no that’s only valid on prime number Thursdays!”

Express interest for the feature here https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy/issues/2397

I would imagine the same process works. You might need to turn off the redirect on Mastodon before creating the alias there.

Nice to see a kindred spirit.

The “central authority” is not an instance, but the ActivityPub protocol itself. Each instance is federated under ActivityPub, but is otherwise independent with their own platform and rules of interaction.

Here is how the OPs example shows up with all the x-posted communities listed.

I have noticed, though, that two posts of the same URL within a single community are also listed as x-posted, and the “duplicates” don’t show up in the community’s feed at all. Which can be problematic if you’re linking to a page with a static URL that changes over time (such as sports league statistics). The trick so far has been to highlight text that has changed on the page and get a link to the highlighted text.

Fediverse is applicable to all types of applications federated with ActivityPub. Mastodon is microbloging (Twitter). PeerTube is video hosting (Youtube). Pixelfed is photo hosting (Instagram). Lemmy is link aggregation (Reddit), and link aggregation is being called Threadiverse. But all of these platforms are built on ActivityPub, so you can interact directly between all of them. The kbin platform does both microblogging and link aggregation in one (so it’s like combining Mastodon and Lemmy into one).

My money is on someone calling it a “fork” of Lemmy

They already are. Several Mastodon posts saying so just this morning.

Are you following me?

A Reddit alternative that had a chance but couldn’t handle the influx so it ended up with just the hatorade free speech absolutists as reasonable people just went back to Reddit.

just hit 4500