@[email protected] There’s is one on @[email protected] ( [email protected] ) , I don’t know what they haven’t linked it

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@[email protected] Btw, if you’re using Mbin you can follow them directly from there! Their account is @[email protected] ( [email protected] )

@[email protected] At least there’s Bridgy Fed, a bridge between BlueSku and Fedi something that is not possible to do in Twitter

Fun fact: BlueSky started to being developed as part of Twitter(Before Elon bought it and fired most stuff including the ones working on it)

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I saw a joke about Threads doing the smallest possible steps into the Fediverse integration, and getting press coverage for it, and… I don’t think it’s even a joke anymore, cause what

Threads just added a link to open Fediverse sharing tab in settings, that’s it

@[email protected] I just want to note that it’s a feature request on GitHub right now, it was already implemented on KBin (even tho in a bit weird way), so it’s definitely possible

https://github.com/MbinOrg/mbin/issues/484

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It’s not available in my country 😪

There’s a list on the Mbin’s website, I’m surprised it wasn’t mentioned yet

https://joinmbin.org/servers

I can recommend these instances:

• fedia.io (It’s the biggest one, so it would be better to avoid for the decentralization)
• kbin.earth
• thebrainbit.org

The later two are run by mbin devs so they should be pretty good

Additionaly there’s [email protected] magazine, so you can ask questions there instead.

I thought it was more like transfem.social drama, no?

Same with me, I migrated from Firefish to Sharkey, I hope I’ll not need to migrate software again, but oh well, who knows, if I’ll have to, I’ll prob still stick to *key

@[email protected] BlueSky does have some moderation features that Fedi doesn’t have, like moderation lists or labelers, but I don’t think this is the main reason, Threads have even less of them and they gain much more users

@[email protected] Same, PeerTube has so much good and interesting content, this content just doesn’t get exposure because of bad discoverability

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@[email protected] I like GrayJay, even tho I find their integration of PeerTube quite lacking.

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@[email protected] This reply getting downvoted shows Lemmy political opinions pretty well

One of the differences is that Gecko written in C++ while Servo is written in Rust

It’s also more optimized and modern

True, but I see it more like a BlueSky PDS (instance) than a separate service build on top of AT protocol

Btw you can even follow Bridgy from MBin, but federation doesn’t work very well @[email protected]

There are 2 other services AFAIK, however they’re very barebone

• WhiteWind, Macroblogging service - https://whtwnd.com/
• FrontPage, Link aggregator - https://frontpage.fyi/

@[email protected] Eh, personally, I think that as long nobody forces anyone to use something it’s fine, more variety is always good for the federated network

@[email protected] Yep, TechCrunch even addressed it in the article

Developed over the past few months, sub.club shares engineering and design resources with Mammoth, the Mastodon app backed by Mozilla, Long Journey Ventures and Salesforce’s Marc Benioff. Though some fediverse supporters don’t like the idea of VCs and for-profit businesses entering their space, Mammoth’s co-founder Bart Decrem thinks bringing money into the fediverse could help it to thrive.

A new service from the makers of the Mammoth app for Mastodon intends to bring the creator economy to the fediverse, also known as the open social web. Sub.club, launching on Thursday, will allow creators on Mastodon — a decentralized Twitter/X rival — to offer paid subscriptions and content by way of premium feeds. In addition to supporting creators, sub.club thinks premium feeds could also serve other use cases, like supporting helpful bots or generating funds to help maintain a community’s Mastodon server, for instance.

Developed over the past few months, sub.club shares engineering and design resources with Mammoth, the Mastodon app backed by Mozilla, Long Journey Ventures and Salesforce’s Marc Benioff. Though some fediverse supporters don’t like the idea of VCs and for-profit businesses entering their space, Mammoth’s co-founder Bart Decrem thinks bringing money into the fediverse could help it to thrive.

Understandable, I can’t neither, that’s why I use English-speaking instance