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- Comment on Internet forums are disappearing because now everything is Reddit and Discord. And that's worrying. 1 week ago:
Any social media technically host the same variation of people. It can be good or bad depends of your social circle and what kind of people you follow. Even fediverse has its own bubble of hostile people.
- Comment on Internet forums are disappearing because now everything is Reddit and Discord. And that's worrying. 1 week ago:
Not as comprehensive as Facebook Groups.
Facebook strength is having big community from Asia and Africa. While fediverse is mostly Westerner (and isolated Japanese). Unless people from those continents move here in huge wave, I don’t think Facebook will get replaced.
Mastodon is not valid recommendation for them, as these people doesn’t even use Twitter or even hates them.
- Comment on Internet forums are disappearing because now everything is Reddit and Discord. And that's worrying. 1 week ago:
…and Facebook Groups.
A lot of people simply don’t realize that a lot of traditional community, especially more niche are moving to Facebook. There’s no even Reddit alternative for them.
From fried chicken cooking, big tree photography, McDonalds toys collector, to local history archiver.
It’s harder to convince them here, unless there are Facebook Group alternative for fediverse.
- Comment on Sounds crazy but... maybe you shouldn't delete Facebook just yet 1 month ago:
“General” Facebook user base is not a thing.
Every social media has its own varied bubble on them.
Even Fediverse has its own bubble of malice people.
I still use Facebook because all local community on them (people never heard Reddit or even Lemmy), and people are generally nice to each other. Shares hobby and stuff just like Lemmy and the entire fediverse.
Still, I still regularly on Facebook to recommend people to join local Misskey and Mastodon instance.
- Comment on What are some examples of original fediverse software, not emulating existing platforms? 1 month ago:
If it was soft-fork, than its fine. Almost all previous forks are hard-forking, splitting English community into another one.
A lot of FOSS project from non-English community often having hard time to broaden their community unless English community embrace them first. Helping non-English community also broaden FOSS community diversity and perspective, allowing them to collaborate and do cultural exchange.
- Comment on What are some examples of original fediverse software, not emulating existing platforms? 1 month ago:
Misskey. It’s second most used software in fediverse. Used in misskey.io, which has 10 thousands daily active user (possibly 100K-200K MAU).
Developed since 2014. Originally function as self-hosted microblogging, now turns into unique social media. For example:
- Misskey-flavoured Markdown, example
- social games (only two so far: Reversi and Bubble Game)
- emoji reaction like Discord (they’re the first one to implement it on fediverse)
- Antennas (tracking post with any keyword)
- Pages
- Channels (groups)
- Clips (bookmark with multiple groups, kinda like Facebook bookmarks)
- Achievement
- optional ads banner (just in case the server admin wants to do community ads, usually used for indie games, comics, vtuber, or IRL art event)
Their community is mainly Japanese, they desperately need English contributor and community to help them grow.
- Comment on Tumblr to join fediverse 1 month ago:
What’s wrong?
Tumblr on fediverse by default will increase variation of community in fediverse. Especially, fediverse right now is still mainly filled with American or European related topics.
- Comment on Tumblr to join fediverse 1 month ago:
No support for user post though…
That means nothing to federate.
- Comment on Tumblr to join fediverse 1 month ago:
That article is intended for casual readers. These people might be more familiar with Flipboard than Lemmy or Pixelfed.
The same way that people are familiar with Blackberry or Nokia despite none of them even reach mainstream market anymore.
- Comment on Peertube is part of the fedi. So is it possible for a peer tuber to post a video to a Lemmy or Kbin community? 1 month ago:
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@community name@domain name, I guess?I often see Lemmy main discussion directly posted from Mastodon or Misskey that way.
Notable example is KDE official Mastodon which regularly post on their official Lemmy instance.
- Comment on NeoDB is committed to creating a free, open, and interconnected space for collecting and reviewing books, movies, music, games, and podcasts. 1 month ago:
- LibrRte (codeberg.org/mjh/LibRate), implement ActivityPub. Development in halt.
- Kitsu (github.com/hummingbird-me), specialized for anime and manga database. Not implementing ActivityPub sadly.
- Visual Novel Database (VNDB, vndb.org) has open source their site: code.blicky.net/yorhel/vndb While its system is mainly focused for visual novel (like heavy tagging and character database), it has the most advance release version compared to any other kind of database. Might be useful for making version database of movies, books, or any other media. No decentralization.
- AniList (anilist.co), anime and manga only with heavy social features. Has promise to open source their project. No ActivityPub yet, but has possibility.
- Comment on NeoDB is committed to creating a free, open, and interconnected space for collecting and reviewing books, movies, music, games, and podcasts. 1 month ago:
NeoDB has feature for exporting data from external database.
Here’s the list:
- IMDB
- The Movie Database
- Douban (Chinese film, books, music, recent events, and activities tracker)
- Google Books
- Discogs
- Spotify
- Apple Music
- Bandcamp
- Steam
- IGDB
- Bangumi (Chinese animation, comic, games, live action, and music database/tracker)
- Board Game Geek
- Archive of Our Own
- any RSS link to a podcast
- Comment on NeoDB is committed to creating a free, open, and interconnected space for collecting and reviewing books, movies, music, games, and podcasts. 1 month ago:
Just for unique info:
NeoDB is primarily a Bangumi-clone. Bangumi (bangumi.tv) is Chinese multimedia tracker, with five categorization: animation, comics, games, music, and live action.
Their community is really dedicated to maintain the most correct information, even having unique metadata that English database does not have them, like manga magazine serizalisation with exact volume and date.
- Comment on Some nice art from Mastodon 1 month ago:
That artwork is not only about Mastodon mascot, but also three other fediverse mascot. Ai from Misskey and Pleroma-tan from Pleroma.
Original link for full artwork: peppercarrot.com/…/misc__2023-07-02_Oh-wow-you-ar… (CC-BY-SA 4.0 license)
- Comment on Flohmarkt - a Fediverse replacement for Facebook Marketplace 1 month ago:
Indonesian here.
Indonesian have highest trilingual population in the world, and our country regularly import foreign pop media, like from Japan, China, Turkiye, French, Argentine, and so on.
That name seems cool and we will never have problem with it.
In fact, a lot of FOSS software in Asia almost always use local language or pop culture reference for their project. Whether it’s in Chinese, Persian, Hindi, Javanese, Japanese, and so on.
- Comment on Flohmarkt - a Fediverse replacement for Facebook Marketplace 1 month ago:
Its even more important to use various word from various language.
English as default also resulting American culture as the most prominent culture.
Newer generation are more acceptable to outside culture, so this will be work. Not to forget, the rest of non-English society already operate in multi language society and get exposed for various culture.
Years ago, people heavily localized Angliscize a lot of Asian media, but now, people are more accepting foreign naming convention. Just take a look at various FOSS porject in Japanese, Hindi, Persia, or Finnish.
- Comment on Is there any truth to this? 4 months ago:
Every social media is collective of thousands of social bubbles.
While I advocating for federated SNS, I personally rarely encounter any toxicity on internet except when I interact with westerner (especially Americans). I carefully choose who I follow and interact, and the algorithm are trained with my interaction to put content that not toxic and relevant to me.
On fediverse alone, I have multiple account that delivers entirely different social experience. My English mastodon.social account that just slightly touch Western politics are thousands times toxic. Even my personal regional political discourse feed on Twitter, Instagram, or Facebook are not as toxic as Western politics on fediverse.
- Comment on Crunchyroll just Committed a Federal Crime. 5 months ago:
TIL there’s Malaysian Lemmy instance called “monyet” nice name
- Comment on Crunchyroll just Committed a Federal Crime. 5 months ago:
Another reminder that we need to keep Crunchyroll from operating in SEA market.
We enjoy our anime being available on several platform at the same time. Whether it was on Netflix, Bilibili, Muse YouTube, or regional smaller platform.