Why did lemmy.world defederate from fosstodon.org ? - Lemmy.World

I find it convenient and pretty cool that you can post to Lemmy from Mastodon by tagging the Lemmy community at the bottom of the Mastodon post. I noticed a little over a month ago, this stopped working for me when I’d post from my fosstodon.org [http://fosstodon.org] account and tag any community hosted on lemmy.world, and upon inspection, I see that Lemmy.world defederated from fosstodon.org [http://fosstodon.org] Threads.net [http://Threads.net] isn’t even defederated by lemmy.world, it’s under the linked instances list, but fosstodon.org [http://fosstodon.org] is blocked? What was the reasoning for that?

Reddit Admin team asking for volunteer moderators at tons of subreddits - Lemmy.world

Firefox 115 can silently remotely disable my extension on any site - Lemmy.world

YSK: You can see which instances your home instance is federated with and which they've defederated/blocked by going to "/instances" - Lemmy.world

For example, you can see this breakdown for Lemmy.world by going to https://lemmy.world/instances [https://lemmy.world/instances]

Mlem - iOS App for Lemmy - Lemmy.world

FYI, Lemmy and Kbin are Progressive Web Apps, meaning you can install them as regular apps to your phone's home screen - Lemmy.world

On iOS: tap the share button in browser => add to home screen On Android: tap the 3 dot menu button in browser => tap “install” or “add to home screen”

Agora – Follow your favorite topics from the Fediverse, Nostr, Bluesky, and Twitter - Lemmy.world

The focus of Agora is on following the topics you’re interested in by finding posts tagged with those topics across different protocols/platforms. While it’s technically a nostr client, it allows you to also search for and follow posts pulled in from the Fediverse (through the native Mastodon/Lemmy/etc RSS feeds), from Twitter (through Nitter RSS feeds), and Bluesky (through bridged RSS feed) profiles. This is what’s awesome about open/decentralized protocols like ActivityPub, Nostr, and others, anyone can build their own client to connect to these networks, and automatically have access to all the content/communities on these platforms. Hope you find it useful!