Most users that are not from the english-speaking world can just join one of the few servers in their language:
- german: 2 servers
- spanish: 2 servers
- portoguese: 2 servers
- italian: 1 server
- polish: 1 server
Source: join-lemmy.org
Most users that are not from the english-speaking world can just join one of the few servers in their language:
Source: join-lemmy.org
My guess is that it’s not possible (yet) to follow from lemmy. However, you can follow and interact from Mastodon.
At least I personally have not seen any issues in this current release.
Just counted: 6 of the top 10 instances use 0.19.5 or newer. Source: lemmyverse.net with default sorting
Given how long it took to fix the federation issues back in december (0.19 update), I’d be hesitant about updating, too.
If a post is interesting enough to write a comment, it also deserves an upvote.
At least on my screen and font size, the three asterisks are way too small to be recognizeable as a logo.
Loppis sounds way better than Flohmarkt, and I say that as a german native speaker.
Interesting interview that shows how easy small blogs can become part of the fediverse and reach their audience through whatever app or platform the reader chooses.
German word for flea market
Lotide is
A federated forum / link aggregator using ActivityPub.
It looks very basic compared to lemmy/mbin.
There are four lotide servers still federated:
https://fedidb.org/software/lotide
It’s still magic to me that my comment here can be retrieved by a lotide server: https://lotide.fbxl.net/posts/137949
I don’t know. These are the frontends that my home instance offers. What I was trying to say with my post is that there are already a few different UIs available and it should be straightforward to fork one and adapt as you like.
The approach could be to use the lemmy server software and a custom UI, not a whole new server-side project like kbin/mbin.
Examples:
The main admin and owner disappeared and the server was running poorly. As it became more and more clear that the situation will likely not improve, we created a new instance, run by the fediverse.foundation and asked everyone to subscribe to the new communities. Three weeks ago, the domain feddit.de went offline.
Hello from feddit.org, the largest german-speaking lemmy instance
I think subscriber count is probably not ideal. I’ve seen communities where the number subscribers is 10x the number of active monthly users.
For other communities, subscribers is about equal to active users.
Opens only in browser, not in lemmy itself
Seems like there is no way to interact from lemmy or mbin
I’m on lemmy a lot, but have not seen your site yet. But I’m hesitant to register for a site to find out where to register.
Also, you seem to have a list of servers, where I was able to suggest one country. feddit.org serves the german-speaking fediverse, and that is at least four countries (if you count Liechtenstein).