Notices tagged with lemmy

Found on a #Lemmy instance. Really looking forward to
https://dev.lemmy.ml/post/30733

Lemmy achieving full #ActivityPub federation.

@aktivismoEstasMiaLuo
> I occasionally use #Reddit to link a post on #Lemmy.

Very strategic. This shows, once again, that ...

> an ethical user does not use Reddit.

... is far too simplistic.

@cowan @jcgruenhage

@aktivismoEstasMiaLuo
#Lemmy is one of a number of federated Reddit-a-like projects. See the 'Link-sharing, Forum, and Group Apps' category here:
https://git.feneas.org/feneas/fediverse/-/wikis/watchlist-for-activitypub-apps

We checked them again recently, for possible inclusion on the front page of fediverse.party, but none are production-ready yet.
@cowan

@liaizon I guess that's sort of what the federated Reddit-a-likes are? But the question is, how could a user make use of the links aggregated on instances of #Prismo, #Lemmy etc to improve search results?

♲ @felix@radical.town: I wrote down a basic list of requirements for #ActivityPub federation in #Lemmy. Its a lot of work, so if you are interested in a federated #Reddit, we are happy about any contributions.

github.com/dessalines/lemmy/is…

♲ @switchingsoftware@mstdn.swiso.org: Hi Fediverse 👋

@LemmyDev is a reddit alternative and currently looking for contributions. They want to join the Fediverse, so there is a lot of work ahead of them 💻

If you are intrigued: With experiences in #rust and/or #activitypub , please offer a helping hand. Without these, feel free to spread the word 🙃

Thread on Mastodon 💬
radical.town/@felix/1033712210…

Issue link 🔧
github.com/dessalines/lemmy/is…

Either way, we are excited for your arrival #Lemmy 🤗

@drequivalent there are already a number of projects working on specialized UI for navigating groups and threaded conversations, federated over AP. The Reddit-a-likes like @prismo , #Lemmy ( @LemmyDev ), Littr.me ( @mariusor ), #lobsters, #Guppe ( @datatitian ), #MoonTree , and #Pantheon. Friendica and Hubzilla also have groups that could be federated over AP, although I don't think they are yet.

@z @hirojin @yaaps @Melezh

@jasper check out projects like #Prismo and #Lemmy, which are building a Reddit-a-like UI using #ActivityPub for federation. Not sure how interop with microblogs like Mastodon and Pleroma will work yet. But #GNUsocial has a groups system, which gives an idea of how it could work.
@trwnh

@wion OStatus and its !groups is an example of how it worked in earlier iterations of the fediverse. #Prismo, #Anancus, #Lemmy, and #Mooncake are all projects working on federated #Reddit-a-likes using #ActivityPub, so compatible with Masto et al. See 'link-sharing and forum apps' on this watchlist for updates:
https://gitlab.com/fediverse/fediverse.gitlab.io/wikis/watchlist-for-activitypub-apps

I don't know much about #Mobilizon yet but my understanding is that it's more a replacement for FB events, #MeetUp.com, etc
@Stoori

@wion The reason for having info-sharing and organizing discussions here is the same as your reason for having watercooler chat here, you don't need to get everyone to join one forum/ chat room for every topic they might be interested in. #ActivityPub includes protocols for federated forums, which is possible in OStatus using !groups. Projects like #Prismo and #Lemmy are trying to build a federated replacement for silos like #Reddit/ #HackerNews using AP. These will improve archiving even more.

@loke #ActivityPub supports the groups functionality and there are projects like #Prismo (@prismo) and #Lemmy (and #Anancus but dev seems be dormant) are building federated forum platforms using AP groups. I'd love to see !groups return to the #fediverse is some form, but I suspect these #Reddit-a-likes are probably a better UI for it.
@bob @Wolf480pl