Kotking
For Mastodon verification and this is my place to experiment with web design and learning systems and fediverse.
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Cake day: June 30th, 2023
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1·1 year agoSo Mastodon. Mastodon compared to twitter, which is decent comparison. Biggest difference is Mastodon does not promote you. You are getting and losing followers by your actions and not by getting less appearance on the timeline.
Mastodon.social is the biggest and have hard cap on word for 500, other instances redacted those caps or added title in the Mastodon, which makes it more incline to forums. Kbin/Lemmy the most useful to search and speak type of forum. Due all bugs that’s happening, it’s less than ideal or barely working if you try to fediverse it.
@Kotking Seems like Hubzilla works same way as Mastodon in terms of seeing messages. It’s sees only Topic starter and immediate responses/reply’s. I hope my <sup>reply</sup> will not go to <sub>topic starter</sub> but to direct
. Also playing around with
stylesthat areKlicke zum Öffnen/Schließen
available
to hubzilla. Will post screenshots how Hubzilla looks like in terms of interaction with fediverse, kbin in this case, as reply to this post. Hubzilla is a good starting point for little projects, but for discoverability and interaction better use Kbin site. Mastodon is also good for discoverability but you have to use hastags like #marknights that we force for our magazine use, adding more hashtags means more people can stumble upon you but you can only search via 1 hashtag which limits scope compared to using kbin to search for info. So you can use any fediverse compatible site to talk if you paste web address of the post/message/ etc in the search field of your own service/instance.