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Thought it sounded familiar. And after DuckDuckGoing it, it was indeed a bold comment and the search definitely paid off.
Thought it sounded familiar. And after DuckDuckGoing it, it was indeed a bold comment and the search definitely paid off.
Thanks so much for taking the time to explain and for the information. So if understood correctly, you say a web browser woud be best? But then wouldn’t you still need to have an account on Lemmy / Kbin / Mastodon / Peertube / Pixelfed, as they don’t all talk to one another, and for those that do, they don’t necessarily talk both ways, such as Lemmy and Mastodon.
Been using the Fediverse for a few months now, and wow, surprised at how complex some things are to understand still.
Peak yes.
Had a look specifically and only some work with some others. Tried to follow a mastodon person on Lemmy, couldn’t even find him, url or name or anything. Lemmy users confirmed it’s a one way thing, with Mastodon being able to do both wats.
Kbin also works both ways, and is also a hybrid of them both, being like reddit and also microblogging. Though it’s quite new still and doesn’t seem to offer keyword filtering or apps at all.
Thanks! But also on further reading, realise that not all Fediverse social networks can interact with one another. And this kind of breaks the whole point of the Fediverse, doesn’t it? Mastodon can follow and interact with Lemmy, but Lemmy can’t even find Mastodin users in search, nevermind follow or interact.
So the Fediverse seems to be more fragmented and broken than initially understood. :-/
Sounds less like a positive move and more like a run from problems.
You will find the same problems in the next region, if you live there long enough.
Speaking from someone who has been in 13 schools and moved even more than that.
What in the actual wow is this positive comment and how did this radiantly joyful kid even get onto our evil Fediverse?
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Deep fried customers?