fediverse

Artemis was a promising mobile app for Kbin, with a dedicated community, a rapid pace of development, and a high level of polish. Then, the developer disappeared.

cross-posted from: futurology.today/post/221862...

To really own your content, I think you need to host it yourself. The fediverse makes it possible.

The EU's Next Generation Internet grant continues to support innovation in the Fediverse, funding the social platform of the future.

Lemmit online is a lemmy instance that mirrors content from some subs from reddit. It seems to be federated and not blocked but when you subscribe to any of its community, you don’t get any new posts in your feed. Any clue about why?

Hi folks! Today I have asked myself if I could login with one (no, not google or apple or micosoft) account in all the (30 I think) forums that I have to use as a FOSS admin. Nextcloud Forum, Ubuntu Forum, Mint forum, Makemkv Forum, Papermc Forum, linux.org, etc....

cross-posted from: lemmy.world/post/9006151...

Mastodon, we wrote this because we love you and care about you. People have been saying a lot of things, and we need to get the facts right.

Probably going to be obvious that I never post here, but the article at https://www.newsweek.com/american-animal-rescue-shelters-breaking-point-1846274]() details the woes animal shelters face after the pandemic. Surprisingly, it isn't the return of COVID pets that is driving the high population of animals languishing in...

cross-posted from: lemm.ee/post/16137693...

nerdica.net/photos/masimatutu/…...

While working on Fedimojis, I’d like to check that the link entered by the user is actually a Mastodon server, to avoid bugs or loading thousands of emojis from Pixelfed instances that don’t distinguish between local and external emojis....

Have you ever wanted to download all the custom emojis from another Mastodon server? I have....

On Mastodon, Followers-only posts are only visible to your followers – and to admins of any instances your followers on. But if you haven’t turned on “approve followes”, anybody who’s logged in to an instance you haven’t blocked can follow you and get access to your followers-only posts....

I don’t quite understand a lot of the details on how the implementations work....

cross-posted from: sh.itjust.works/post/9273379

I mean we can sort by new or hot or active etc. But can we add more algorithms that people can then choose. For example id love to be able to have an algorithm that allows me to rate communities so I could say rate a meme community 1 and a chess community 10 so I only see the best of the meme community and most of thr chess...