It can interact with peertube, pixelfed, miskey, and many more things. Lemmy only really sees the threadiverse part of the fediverse.

But he interface of mastodon isn’t threaded, so it’s unusable to me. I was point to Sharkey and akkoma, which I might try instead, but I feel quite comfortable here, honestly.

Support given. Categories?

• post one video
• post one image
• post one question to the fediverse e.g askfeddit
• post one article you read
• post one comment with an opinion
• post one comment saying thank you
• make one positive post

Uh… Can’t think of anything else. Maybe post 2 videos instead of 1?

Maybe make a comment on a video or post on or linking to another fediverse platform e.g comment on a peertube video or share a peertube video.

Keep using it, I use it too.

Akkoma’s own homepage and Sharkey’s repo

I guess I can try sharkey.world. Thanks for the links.

Akkoma only has two instances and they are both down

Sharkey is a Misskey fork and there don’t seem to be any instances. Misskey has instances, but none that I tried actually allow seeing the posts without logging in. To top it off, they all require approval. That is one of my biggest pet peeves with “public” software: requiring a login to even evaluate it.

Wafrn looks kinda interesting. It does require clicking to see every layer of responses and the entire thread isn’t shown like in lemmy, but maybe that’s configurable.

Thanks for sharing. It looks like I’d have to go shopping for the right software in order to get what I want 😅

Ping the devs of both, ask them about federation and go from there.

100% agree with you on threads. It’s the biggest reason I don’t use mastodon. It’s completely impossible to keep track of discussions right now, so my time spent is kept to s minimum - just for my sanity.

Thanks for the links. Documentation is definitely a problem. They’d have to be open to feedback on documentation. Threads on documentation improvement are often met with “it exists, what more do you want?” even if the feedback is “this and this is missing” 🤷

Anyway, I’ll check out the links and try to set something up. My usage of radicle is definitely what it could be because of the lack of notifications. I literally fire and forget my repos, patches and so on, because I haven’t found an easy way to be made aware of responses or incoming patches.

Federated git forges can’t come fast enough. Fuck gitlab for so willingly dropping the ball

I’ve used. It works well enough. They supposedly have CI but either it’s not documented or nor ready, I can’t tell.

And there’s no way to get notifications of merge requests, comments or anything actually, so it serves well as a backup or private project host, but not much else, IMO.

It’s old Github UI

Openmic makes me think there will be audio.