Thank you for your insight. I feel like AP cares more about the community, while nostr is about the individual.

Different kind of people will choose different approaches

Nice tutorial

Nice project. $249 seems a bit high, but I guess it’s like the Fairphone, they can’t save as much as the large manufacturers do.

Same user, just another comment

Have you tried reaching out to them to talk to them about Lemmy?

True, forgot about that (luckily I woke up after it happened)

will need more deep searches.

To be fair, it doesn’t take that much to create an account on one instance and then see if it works for you. I must have more than ten alts on several platforms

Sad to hear. I don’t read news community, that’s why I didn’t see it

Any example of badly moderated communities? Asking because I didn’t notice anything special.

Mbin has both Reddit and Twitter aspects bundled in.

I would suggest to find an instance in your mother language, it’s the easiest way to find content in that language. When I want to see Spanish content, I go to masto.es. Some other languages use other platforms (usually Misskey forks)

I think that blocklist will stay very user-dependent, except for obvious spam instances which should be blocked at the instance level. But we’ll see how it goes.

Is that you? https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy/issues/4422

Thank you very much for sharing, I’ll keep an eye on it.

To be fair, Piefed uses Lemmy communities and comments, it’s almost just another interface.

The reputation is indeed interesting, example in this thread with warnings “low reputation, beware!”: https://piefed.social/post/27070#post_replies

I’m well aware, just reported what the video creator said

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R3ptZ1W-FRA

I skimmed through it, seems like a basic explanation of what the Fediverse is, mostly oriented on Mastodon.

The videast himself doesn’t think he’ll post his videos to the Fediverse as it lacks monetization.

we deserve to die.

To be fair, maybe we are not even that alive to begin with.

You can have a look at this article

https://ploum.net/2023-06-23-how-to-kill-decentralised-networks.html

Long story short, Google killed XMPP back in the days by federating with it, then added some non standard features, got most of the user base to migrate to Google chat, then defederated.

Thanks, you too!