Agree! that’s what I’ve been doing: Trying to build critical mass for small communities : fediverse
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3·1 year agoThe two I see on a quick search are empty:
You can ask on [email protected]
What I found is a few related to fountain pens:
posting so much content can sometimes be a bit tiring.
Agree. What I’m doing (in case it helps) is, instead of going for quantity, go for quality and try to focus the efforts on a few communities that interest me. That way I am posting about things I really like in just a few places and it doesn’t become a chore.
I’m trying to get other people on my community to do it too but it’s not that easy.
Indeed, it’s HARD. This is one of the reasons I haven’t created a community yet, it seems too much effort-VS-results-ratio. I know I’m taking the easy path because I’m not so invested in any specific community. So thanks to all of you who create and moderate all the communities.
Some very good answers in this post: I’m aware of kbin, mastodon, and lemmy. Are there any other federated applications out there? : nostupidquestions, some random copy&paste:
Here’s a list of 130: https://the-federation.info/#projects
As well as Mastodon, there are lots of other server types on the Fediverse, for example:
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BookWyrm – A social reading platform, an alternative to Amazon’s GoodReads
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Friendica – A general social network with no character limits, sort of like Facebook used to be on its older interface
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Funkwhale – Music and podcast storage and sharing
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Kbin – Link aggregation and discussion, sort of like Reddit
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Mobilizon – Event organisation, the Fedi’s alternative to Facebook Events
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OwnCast – Video livestreaming with a chat window at the side, very much in the style of Twitch
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PeerTube – YouTube-style video sharing site which uses P2P technology to allow even small servers to have videos go viral, as the more people view a video the more bandwidth it gets
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PixelFed – Photo sharing site, similar in style to Instagram and Tumblr
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WordPress – Independently hosted WordPress blogs can be turned into Fediverse servers using a special plugin
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WriteFreely – Minimalist blog where focus is on the text, like a calmer version of Medium
…and that’s just some of them! If you’re a techy person, you can see more comprehensive lists of server types at FediDB and delightful fediverse apps.
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From Beagle Bros - Wikipedia:
Beagle Bros was an American software company that specialized in creating personal computing products. Their primary focus was on the Apple II family of computers. Although they ceased business in 1991, owner Mark Simonsen permitted the Beagle Bros name and logo to be included on the 30th anniversary reboot of I. O. Silver, released on December 12, 2014 by former Beagle programmer Randy Brandt.
Found via reverse image search:
I didn’t mean that I expect the same user to be posting all day. If different users send 1 post each, they still should have a lot of time for other things :)
That’s our only advantage over the big sites :)
Posted one there, good luck!
Indeed, that’s one of the most promising ones… and it still only has 2 or 3 posts a day :/.
The song is the only reason I’m forced to acknowledge that there are film adaptations of the book, but I have already ranted about that on the other comment thread :).
Posted one there, good luck!
My bad, you’re right, I should have added a small description (done!):
- [email protected]: a genre of retrofuturism based on the 70’s and 80’s (more info)
- [email protected]: cute invertebrates
- [email protected]: weird vehicles (with wheels)
- [email protected]: self-explanatory
Good luck!
I don’t have much to contribute to that community… I had never heard of that game :/.
Good luck!
I’m personally focusing on non-meme communities, but that’s just personal preference.
Some communities with different content:
I think you are right, but here it is where my knowledge falls short and why I didn’t write @[email protected] or [email protected]. I think those would be user and community respectively.
Not an expert, those who know more, please correct me.
I think all name disambiguation is made by adding the instance name after. So if someone has the user pics in pixelfed.social, it would be [email protected], while the lemmy.world community would be [email protected].
Sadly, that also hides all your own posts, even from your profile page. Which is invonvenient if you also want to keep an eye on them.