If you want to join a lemmy instance … Some mastodon etc admins are running parallel #lemmy instances:
Lemmy.world (run by @ruud of mastodon.world and others): https://lemmy.world/
Lemmy.Blåhaj.zone (@ada of blahaj.zone): https://lemmy.blahaj.zone/
Infosec.pub (@jerry of infosec.exchange and others): https://infosec.pub/
Probably some others.
Maybe more mastodon admins would be interested?
It might be interesting if mutual accounts could be established across parallel platforms.
@maegul The fact each of these AP "networks" is really separate and requires different accounts is a major problem. I don't want to manage 5 identities (Mastodon, Lemmy, PixelFed, etc.). I want one, with everything.
@Crell Yep. It's an issue, and, IMO, a decent critique of the design of the fediverse that the user is in some important ways a second class citizen.
@maegul Each AP-based network is *just* different enough to make a single, pluggable, "do all of them" server/client prohibitively hard.
I love the concept of AP, but the implementation leaves so much to be desired...
@Crell Yep. I've lost track of it but I saw not too long ago a *diaspora lead dev criticising AP for not being clear/opinionated enough and therefore leading to what you complain about.
Now, the way it turned out for *diaspora is they didn't adopt AP and now hardly one uses it.
But I've since suspected that there's a real criticism there that will forever haunt and constrain the fediverse and maybe even lead to it recentralising around mastodon.
@maegul@hachyderm.io @ruud@mastodon.world @ada@blahaj.zone @jerry@infosec.exchange Fedi.Tips mentioned some human rights violations with the developers of Lemmy: Good thread about it here
https://social.uden.ai/notice/AWJAZ5PrlNeuR9CAOu