I joined lemmy.world, because that’s the first one I came across. But now I can see the posts from many instances using voyager and Memmy. Now you can go and join any instance with interest you. That’s the beauty of it.
learned more in few weeks than in few years in other social media
https://lemmy.world/post/1392193
learned more in few weeks than in few years in other social media - LemmyWorld
I have learned more in the few weeks about self hosting, rust, flutter and other
things in lemmy, mastodon and fediverse than in the last few years in Reddit and
other social media. Maybe learned more in hacker news. It’s awesome here and
love the people here who are wonderful and knowledgeable and teach me patiently
without any prejudice. Thanks everyone who make this awesome place.
This explains the fediverse with some examples of different instances
socialhub.activitypub.rocks/t/…/508
Introduction to ActivityPub
This guide is a collaboratively-edited introduction to ActivityPub and provides links to sources of more information. What is ActivityPub? ActivityPub is a standard that allows different web applications to interact so that users can pool their information and collaborate across instances (websites, applications), even ones running different software. Although only adopted as an official World Wide Web Consortium recommendation in 2018, the ActivityPub protocol is already implemented in a sig...
No, but some people are discussing about creating new logins, so I want to clarify. Thanks for the clarification.
why can't we have federated identity ?
https://lemmy.world/post/1194109
why can't we have federated identity ? - Lemmy.world
Why can’t we have federated identity to login into fediverse instead of creating
login for each instance?
