Mastodon – A Federated Twitter Alternative

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BookWyrm

#Books #Social Networks #Project Management 13 social mentions

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fediverse.party

(Repost from last time Mastodon was on the front page) There are a multitude of Mastodon-compatible ActivityPub implementations[0][1]. Save for bugs, which devs and maintainers tend to be motivated to work out, they should all federate together, meaning you can follow and share between them. All have instances with open registrations and are also straightforward to self-host. For those of you raising issues with ways in which the AP-speaking fediverse is lacking at this point, many of these points are acknowledged by members and implementers of the community. If you're actually interested in exploring constructive conversation on how to move forward to where we don't need to rely on centralized authoritarian incumbents and getting a healthier ecosystem, come join in[2][3][4]. [0]: https://fediverse.party/ [1]: https://fediverse.party/en/miscellaneous/ [2]: https://codeberg.org/fediverse [3]: #socialcoding-foundations:matrix.org [4]: https://pad.public.cat/8yNgnlxmSsGYk3TfIau46A?view.

#Project Management #Software Marketplace #Task Management 109 social mentions

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Pawoo

Mastodon became popular in Japan after Twitter banned lolicon and Pixiv[1] decided to start its own Mastodon instance named Pawoo[2]. It had a mobile app and all[3]. Last year, Pixiv stopped supporting the mobile app and transferred the instance to Russel[4]. I haven't followed recently but it seems to be still quite active. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pixiv [2] https://pawoo.net/about [3] https://archive.ph/H6lz3 [4] http://www.russel.co.jp/newsrelease/newsrelease_pawoo.pdf.

#Twitter Tools #Twitter Automation #Social Networks 1 social mentions