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deutrino

so as part of quitting slumming on reddit, yesterday I went thru and found some Lemmy-adjacent communities. I already had the Thunder and Voyager clients installed on my phone, so as I use those I'll figure out which I like best.

it's still pretty small, with fairly fragmented communities, in that a given topic might have 6 communities on various instances, 4 or 5 of which are completely or mostly dead. #threadiverse

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Jerry on Mastodon

#Piefed has a great new feature. When you search for a community, it doesn't just look for communities that your server knows about, but it also looks through the #Lemmy index, via LemmyVerse.net, to find Lemmy communities that you can then bring into the Piefed instance you're on.

piefed.social/post/531611

Want to join the #threadiverse? I use Piefed. It's new but powerful. You can find an instance to join here: join.piefed.social/try/

piefed.socialEasier community discovery - PieFed knows all the communities alreadyFinding communities to join can be hard because each fediverse server only knows about a community after someone has joined it before. It's a chick…
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soaproot

@Prozak @mdione If I put this URL in the search bar in Mastodon I see the post. You should be able to boost, favorite, etc, from there.

(exactly what #threadiverse posts behave like when federated to microblogging systems like Mastodon can turn into a deeper rabbit hole, but basic things like in the previous paragraph work as far as I know).

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db0

@shellsharks I crossposted you over to lemmy (lemmy.dbzer0.com/post/37326743) but do consider pinging an #threadiverse comm like @fediverse as your first mention and your note will also be crossposted to that comm (with the first sentence becoming the article title). Then all the interactions from that comm will also appear as your mastodon comments.

lemmy.dbzer0.comScroll duo - Divisions by zeroWelcome to volumen duo of Scrolls, a newsletter for sharing cool stuff from the IndieWeb, Fediverse & Cybersecurity worlds[…]
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db0

@BeAware I haven't had (almost) any such issues with #fediseer, but my primary audience has been #lemmy and the #threadiverse instead of microblogging. There's surprisingly different norms that have been organically reached in mastodon over the past decade which are fairly alien outside it.

It honestly feels more like a small group of people trying to futilely hold back the Eternal September through scolding and pile-ons.

#EternalSeptember
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Jerry on Mastodon

There are many #Friendica fans, and for good reason. Once you get past the learning curve from the difficult UI, you get to appreciate the extra benefits of built-in #Bluesky, #Lemmy/#Piefed/#MBIN, #Tumblr, and #RSS feed integration. It also has #Diasporia integration and some other protocol integrations. Of course, it's also a #Mastodon alternative.

Nobody ever mentions Friendica as being a #Threadiverse app, but it has Groups, which is built-in Threadiverse capability. If you follow a Community on Lemmy/Piefed/MBIN, for example, it gets categorized as a group and is placed into a separate section for the groups you are part of. Then you can read and post in the Group (Community/Magazine) just like you would on a Threadiverse application. You can also create public and private groups.

And there is no need to use a Bluesky bridge if the Friendica instance you are on has the integration turned on.

Here's an excellent 5-minute video showing Friendica created by @earthman

#Fediverse

youtube.com/watch?v=QFGLRgnaeL

YouTubeFriendica with Mastodon, Bluesky, RSS feeds, Threads, etc.By Social Feeder
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shellsharks

For anyone new (or "old") to the Fediverse that is interested in #infosec / #cybersecurity, we have a #Lemmy community (similar to Reddit) that you can join. You can join directly on infosec.pub or even directly interact with threads and replies from Mastodon / other fedi software!

Here is an example of a weekly "mentorship" thread we do on the c/cybersecurity community: https://infosec.pub/post/22645039

Infosec.pub is run by @jerry (of infosec.exchange) and as such is very stable and well-run. It is also a pretty active and lively instance with a wide variety of communities, both "technical" and not!

I wrote some stuff up on the #threadiverse (which originally meant platforms of the Fediverse that we're Reddit-esque) here if you're interested in reading - https://shellsharks.com/threadiversal-travel

Reddit doesn't deserve you, come to the Threadiverse!

infosec.pubMentorship Monday - Discussions for career and learning! - Infosec.PubWeekly thread for any and all career, learning and general guidance questions. Thinking of taking a training or going for a cert? Wondering how to level up your career? Wondering what NOT to do? Got other questions? This is the time and place to ask!
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maegul

Mother fucking 2 year #lemmy cake day.

For me, lemmy was the actual start of the fediverse experience.

A reddit/forum style platform on the same protocol as Twitter style platforms that even kinda interacted with each other (first time seeing which was genuinely wonderful).

Since, I’ve always said the Fedi should do more group based things, and I stand by that. I even think Reddit/forum/group-based platforms are a better story on AP than microblogging and I’d wager they could stick around longer than the Twitter clones.

Either way, whenever I come back to the Fedi, I’m usually heading for lemmy / #threadiverse first. Reddit culture aside, I find it a much nicer way to find my people.

I hope all the best for the other platforms too… #kbin , #mbin , #piefed , #nodebb (and #friendica too)!

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Jupiter Rowland
@Carl Myrland The closest there is would be the Threadiverse: Lemmy, Mbin, PieFed. Technically all Reddit replacements. The latter two are probably even more appropriate because they've got somewhat better support for Fediverse software that isn't a Reddit clone.

You can join a Lemmy community, an Mbin magazine or a PieFed community with a Mastodon account by following it. Starting new threads is not "Mastodon 101" straight-forward because you have to take a few things into consideration (Mastodon has no real support for groups, that's why), but it's possible. And if you go over to Lemmy or Mbin or PieFed, all you see is groups, only groups and nothing but groups.

What you cannot do, however, is log onto a Lemmy, Mbin or PieFed instance with your Mastodon account and get your own personal, customisable feed. This is generally not how the Fediverse works. The only non-Mastodon place where you can "log in" with your Mastodon credentials and have a local user account automagically created with the self-same login credentials is Pixelfed.

Also, especially Lemmy is populated by 99% former Redditors. They haven't adopted Mastodon's culture just because they're in the Fediverse. Most of them barely know that Mastodon exists. Instead, Lemmy has Reddit's culture all over. Prepare for culture clashes with Mastodon users on the losing side because all mods are formerly from Reddit, too.

#Long #LongPost #CWLong #CWLongPost #FediMeta #FediverseMeta #CWFediMeta #CWFediverseMeta #Threadiverse #Lemmy #Mbin #PieFed
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Yohan Yukiya Sese Cuneta 사요한🦣

The family of services:

Theme: single-letter domain name.

1: c.im — a Mastodon software instance. ()
2: c.wtf — a Rebased+Soapbox (fork of Pleroma with Soapbox frontend) software instance. (microblogging)
3: p.lu — a PeerTube software instance. ( hosting)
4: r.nf — a Lemmy software instance. ()

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Inspired by c.im/@jerry@infosec.exchange/1

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