Lemmy of course. I love the forum format and it’s a great place to fediverse content from another plateforme. I post here with alt on Bookwyrm, Forkkey and PixelFed. I can’t wait to share a Loop on my favorite community. But to read content from all over the fediverse, it is best to have an account on the twittoverse. I use Sharkey. I can access so much content that’s not on Lemmy. It is much less of an echo chamber plus there is lots of people and I can still post to Lemmy.

Perfect! I was looking for a PieFed instance for my next alt.

We could mess back. We cannot influence much their userbase but we could make sure to stick to our vocabulary and rename Meta’s thing. For example, Thread should be rename MMT (Meta’s Microblogging Tool) and Loops, their “communities” Bubbles.

Are they choosing the names on purpose to mess with the fediverse vocabulary? Thread, when they are part of the twittoverse but not the threadiverse and now Loop like the TikTok-like federated social media from PixelFed…

Even lemmy, which is small in comparison has enough people that I barely even think about specific users. Let alone speak with them on a personal level.

I have a different experience but I’m on a very smaller instance than .world. Your instance is big, generalist but their is lots of them that are location- or topic-oriented. Such instances are not only smaller with a more personnalised local thread but the people on it share already identified common points with you.

I want to say to every Brazilian “Bem-vindo à nossa humilde parte da Fediverse !”

Then you’re the rector of fedicademia !

I thought it was only possible through a plugin that must be install on WordPress site. I have no actual knowledge though…
God I’ve written a virelangue. That was not my goal.

if they know that it’s decentralised that’s incredible

Do you mind if I wear that as a title now ? Pseudo Curious, expert of the fediverse. It sounds very nice.

Pixelfed typically nests replies to comments only one layer deep

That’s my experience too. I’m currently playing with fediversion btw Lemmy and Bookwyrm and I was surprise to see that it is much better.

I am very not sorry to tell you that you are wrong !

I’m subscribe to multiples PeerTube channesl with this account, Lemmy being my choice interface to access it and I’m convinced that Pixed/Lemmy is a great match considering the huge number of community where the content is primarely picture a.k.a all meme and animal picture communities.

I have first-handed post owl pictures on [email protected] with my PixelFed accound. Just like I’ve been posting from Bookwyrm and Sharkey and many other fediwares.

Lemmy is a great place to post to, but it is harder to post from Lemmy to another part of the fediverse as every Lemmy post must be sent to a specific community.

And one day if rats and spiders breed, I will be remember in History as the personn who reintroduce dragons in my country 😨

Well if it can eat rats, I might try to introduce this specie in my niehbourhood.

But can they eat rats?

[email protected]

If you want to run some more test, here a community dedidacted to that: [email protected].

You can be as thorough as you want without worrying about spamming people (^_^)

I need to take time to read you comment quieltly. Honestly, I start to be confortable about how federation work from a user perspective but I have no technical knowledge about it.

Yes but not so much. The fediverse is a big place and everyone can open a community in the same topic in a instance that is not block. Look how many zero waste there is [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]. And they may be more on instances I don’t know.

For what I have witness instances blocked each other over divergence on political activism. If you don’t plan to go discuss with people who really want to convince you to become communiste, you should be fine.

Go on [your.instance]/instances for the list of block instances.

That’s weird. @[email protected] says the opposite is it a question of version?

Very interesting indeed. Thank you for letting us know.